Kidney failure, also known as Renal Felier, is a serious health problem in which the kidney stops working. Due to this condition, there can be many changes in the skin due to electrolyte imbalance and the kidney not functioning properly. In fact, a change in skin color can be seen in 50 to 100 percent patients with renel failure. Let us know what changes can occur on the skin during kidney failure and what to do to avoid it.

Kidney failure signs of change in skin color
Dry and itchy skin (pruritus) is the most common symptom of kidney failure, severe dryness and itching, which is often caused by increased urea in blood flow. This causes skin irritation and itching can also cause white lines.

Yellow skin (uramic frost) kidney failure causes a condition called uromia, which accumulates waste products in the blood. This can make the skin color yellow. In severe cases, uremic frost (crystallization of urea and other waste products) can also occur on the skin.

Calcium accumulating under the skin may accumulate calcium in the skin of some individuals. If this deposition comes out, there may be many problems on the skin.

Changes in the nail may be brittle, colorless, or white straps (muurke lines) from kidney failure. This is often caused by severe kidney disease.

How to rescue?
Iron therapy in anemia: Iron therapy can fulfill the lack of blood in the body.

Blood production agent: It can help promote the production of red blood cells.

Sunscreen and right clothes: To avoid sunlight, it is necessary to use sunscreen and wear the right clothes.

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