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How To Improve Health-related Quality Of Life In Hemodialysis Patients?

What are the possible reasons Caucasian hemodialysis patients have a lower health-related quality of life (HRQOL) and higher morbidity rate than African-American hemodialysis patients? What are some interventions for raising the HRQOL among all ethnic groups?
Thu, 18 Dec 2014
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Welcome to HCM.
Please consult your doctor for erythropoietin.
It prevents anemia and also helps in Red cell formations.
Take IFA tablets.
Also take calcium supplements.
Take your medicines as advised by your doctor.
Also tell your doctor about medicines which cause allergy to you.
Limit phosphorus, salt, pptassium and liquids.
Take protein rich diet like pulses, beans, eggs etc.
If low weight, take extra calories.
Consult your dietician for help about fluids.
Hope these all will help you.
Thanks for contacting us.
Take care...
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How To Improve Health-related Quality Of Life In Hemodialysis Patients?

Hello Welcome to HCM. Please consult your doctor for erythropoietin. It prevents anemia and also helps in Red cell formations. Take IFA tablets. Also take calcium supplements. Take your medicines as advised by your doctor. Also tell your doctor about medicines which cause allergy to you. Limit phosphorus, salt, pptassium and liquids. Take protein rich diet like pulses, beans, eggs etc. If low weight, take extra calories. Consult your dietician for help about fluids. Hope these all will help you. Thanks for contacting us. Take care...