Modern medicine's treatment methods for this disease are relatively straightforward.
It's all about relying on dialysis to filter out the waste and toxins that the kidneys can't metabolize, thereby prolonging the patient's life.
The other option is a kidney transplant.
However, in traditional Chinese medicine, once a diagnosis of uremia is confirmed, the first thing that can be determined is that turbid evil is spreading through the triple burner, and toxic gas permeates throughout the body.
But for treatment, it's necessary to confirm whether it's a case of kidney yang exhaustion or kidney yin deficiency.
And one must also assess the patient's condition severity to determine the medication dosage.
Because at this point, the patient's kidneys are like two plastic bags; the limits they can withstand are different.
