Did you know that peritoneal dialysis patients have a high risk of inguinal hernias?
Abdominal wall hernias are a common concern for people on peritoneal dialysis (PD), affecting 12% to 37% of patients. These hernias not only cause pain and alter the appearance of the body, but they can also trap dialysis fluid, reducing the effectiveness of the treatment. Low body weight with muscle loss, as well as kidney stones, have been linked to an increased chance of developing a hernia. Although high pressure inside the abdomen isn't always associated with hernias, it can exacerbate them over time and increase the likelihood of their recurrence following surgery. That is why hernias should be surgically repaired as soon as possible. William will have hernia surgery on April 16, his birthday. This has to be done. Fortunately, hernia surgery is now only a day surgery. He has to be at the hospital by 6:00 AM. For the first four to six weeks after surgery, William needs to avoid strenuous activity, exercise, and heavy lifting. ‐–-------‐‐--------------- Myth: Only one volunteer is required to become a living kidney donor. There are strict health criteria for volunteers. It is necessary to have multiple volunteers. Not everyone who fills out a form will be a suitable kidney donor.
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