Chronic Renal Failure is a disease affecting the kidneys, in which there is a gradual decline in kidney function and urine output over time. Mild kidney disease can lead to increased blood pressure and frequent urination at night. Moderate disease can lead to mild anemia and increased risk of heart attacks, strokes and other diseases. However, severe decline in kidney function leads to excessive retention of waste products in the body (a condition called "uremia"), for which heamodialysis or peritoneal dialysis is necessary. Kidney failure is a serious disease, and all affected patients should be under the supervision and treatment of an experienced and qualified Urologist.

Chronic renal failure is known in Ayurveda as "Mutra-Kshaya". According to Ayurveda, the kidneys are made up of a combination of two tissues, "Rakta" and "Meda". restore function.By the vitiation of imbalanced "Apana Vayu" functions of kidneys get hampered.

Treatment

Ayurvedic treatment, taken regularly for prolonged periods, may help to reduce the frequency of dialysis and improve kidney function. However, the decision to reduce or stop dialysis should be taken by the attending Urologist, and not by the patient.
    1.     DAVYVAPASRAYA

     2.     YUKTIVAPASRAYA

        a)     Ras-Rasayan

        b)     JADIBOOTI

        c)    PANCHKARMA

        b)     Nasya

        c)     Sirovasti

    3.     SATVAJAI