Can uremia and kidney failure be cured?
Only one kidney can survive, because the kidneys have sufficient reserves of kidney cells. But the kidney cells are not renewable and can only be maintained by a large number of cells. When the kidneys begin to fail, kidney cells die too much, and kidney cells are not regenerated, so patients with chronic kidney failure and uremia cannot be cured. And complications can be controlled, what we need to do is to control the complications and not let the disease get worse. There is a chronic kidney failure that can be cured: The chronic kidney failure that can be cured is "slow + urgent" : it has chronic Nephritis , but due to some kind of acute factor, kidney failure occurs. If we remove the acute factor, we can recover from kidney failure to the inflammatory response period of kidney disease . Chronic nephritis here refers to a person who is in the stage of kidney disease 1, who has urinary protein but is not exceeding the level of creatinine...