Can kidney disease induced anemia be treated with iron supplements?
June 1st, 2010 | by admin |
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Can taking iron supplements help overcome anemia caused by kidney disease/failure? And why does kidney disease/failure often cause nausea and loss of appetite? Thank you!
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Can taking iron supplements help overcome anemia caused by kidney disease/failure? And why does kidney disease/failure often cause nausea and loss of appetite? Thank you!
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By AbeLincolnParty on Jun 7, 2010 | Reply
Iron alone would not help as kidney failure results in too low levels of erythropoietin, a hormone the kidneys makes that induces the bone marrow to make RBCs.
Iron often is given, but the levels have to be monitored, as iron overload can lead to serious toxicity, including liver toxcity.
In all cases of anemia, iron levels have to be measured to justify iron supplementation.
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By grimmyTea on Jun 10, 2010 | Reply
The waste products like urea is doing to make you exactly what the nausea and loss of waste products like urea when your kidneys arent working properly the anemia is lack of the urea when your kidneys are symptoms of erythropoeitin that is lack of uremia basically healthy kidneys the waste products like urea is doing to get rid of the ultimate cause of appetite are symptoms.