Practical dialysis guide
Buhay Dialysis
Access care, fluid at dry weight, adequacy, common dialysis symptoms at missed sessions—explained in practical Taglish and separated from community experiences.
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Mga common dialysis questions
Fistula, graft at catheter
Alaga sa vascular access
Your dialysis access is your lifeline. Daily checks, cleanliness and early reporting of changes can help protect it.
Open guide →Infection prevention at daily precautions
Dialysis catheter care
A tunneled dialysis catheter needs careful infection prevention and should only be handled or dressed according to your dialysis unit's instructions.
Open guide →Uhaw, timbang at fluid removal
Dry Weight sa Dialysis: Fluid, Timbang at Fluid Removal
Ano ang dry weight sa dialysis at bakit ito binabago? Alamin kung paano tinitingnan ang target weight, fluid gain, urine output, blood pressure, pamamaga at symptoms sa hemodialysis.
Open guide →High BP, low BP at patterns between sessions
Blood pressure at dialysis
Blood pressure can rise or fall around dialysis for different reasons. Trends, symptoms, medicines and fluid status should be reviewed together.
Open guide →Adequacy at regular monitoring
Sapat ba ang dialysis?
Dialysis adequacy is assessed with dialysis-specific measures plus your symptoms, labs, access performance and treatment completion—not by how you feel on one day alone.
Open guide →Pagod, hingal at anemia monitoring
Anemia at low hemoglobin
Anemia is common in advanced kidney disease and dialysis. Hemoglobin, iron status and the cause of anemia need clinical review rather than treatment based on one number alone.
Open guide →Labs, pagkain at phosphate binders
Paano Pababain ang Phosphorus sa Dialysis?
Mataas ba ang phosphorus sa dialysis? Alamin kung paano nakakatulong ang pagkain, dialysis at prescribed phosphate binders, at bakit kailangang tingnan kasama ng calcium at PTH ang iyong labs.
Open guide →CKD-associated pruritus at iba pang causes
Makati ang balat sa dialysis
Persistent itching can happen in advanced CKD and dialysis, but dry skin, medicines, skin conditions and other causes may also need evaluation.
Open guide →Fatigue sa dialysis
Pagod at low energy
Fatigue is common on dialysis and can have many causes, including anemia, sleep problems, dialysis-related factors, nutrition, mood or another illness.
Open guide →Kapag hirap matulog sa dialysis
Sleep problems at restless legs
Poor sleep and restless-leg symptoms can affect people on dialysis. Repeated symptoms deserve review because several kidney-related and non-kidney causes are possible.
Open guide →Safe movement, strength at access precautions
Exercise habang naka-dialysis
Regular movement can support strength, energy and daily function for many people on dialysis, but the right exercise plan depends on stability, access type and other health conditions.
Open guide →Transient dialysis at advance planning
Travel habang naka-dialysis
Travel is possible for many stable dialysis patients, but treatment arrangements, records, medicines and destination planning should be organised well in advance.
Open guide →Common symptoms, different causes
Cramps, hilo at low BP during dialysis
Cramps, dizziness and low blood pressure can happen during hemodialysis, but repeated or severe symptoms deserve review of fluid removal, target weight, medicines and other causes.
Open guide →What to do next
Na-miss o napaiksi ang dialysis session
Missing or shortening dialysis can leave extra fluid and waste in the body. The safest next step is to contact your dialysis unit for instructions rather than trying to compensate on your own.
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