How Long Can I Live on Dialysis with Diabetes

How long can I live on dialysis with diabetes? Some diabetes patients who are under dialysis ask this question. Generally, when patients begin to take dialysis, it indicates that kidney is damaged. Patients are suffering from diabetes kidney disease or diabetic nephropathy. In general, in most of countries in the world, kidney disease patients begin dialysis when serum creatinine is as high as 445umol/L.
The kidney experts said in diabetes period, blood sugar is high, which damage all blood vessels, especially micro-blood vessels. Once diabetes appears, there must be damage in renal capillaries. Generally, if not controlled well, after 10 years, diabetes will develop into diabetes kidney disease or diabetic nephropathy and once serum creatinine rises to more than 445 umol/L, they will be suggested to take dialysis.
Dialysis makes people think a lot and even the life expectancy. Indeed, dialysis means that kidney insufficiency takes place and kidney fails to work. If we take effective therapeutic measures, the condition can be reversible.
Diabetic nephropathy can be divided into 5 stages in clinic. You can tell us the specific condition by communicating with the doctors’ assistant online, sending us your report and so on. After analysis, we can give you a customized treatment. If the damage in your kidney is damaged seriously, you will be suggested to take stem cell therapy. Stem cells are amazing in treating many kinds of diseases including kidney disease. They are initial cells which have ability of generating and differentiating. After it is into body by injection through vein, it will differentiate into cells to replace those which have become necrotic.