Treatment in nephrology encompasses a wide range of approaches to manage kidney-related conditions and maintain kidney health. Here are some common aspects of treatment in nephrology:

Medications: Nephrologists may prescribe medications to control blood pressure, manage electrolyte imbalances, treat underlying causes of kidney disease, or alleviate symptoms associated with kidney conditions.

Dietary and Lifestyle Changes: Patients with kidney issues often need to make dietary and lifestyle adjustments. This includes limiting sodium, potassium, and phosphorus intake, monitoring fluid intake, and potentially adjusting protein consumption. Lifestyle changes may also involve weight management and regular exercise.

Dialysis: When kidney function declines significantly, dialysis may be necessary. This process involves using a machine to filter waste and excess fluids from the blood, mimicking the kidney's function. There are two main types of dialysis: hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis.

Management of Complications: Nephrologists also focus on managing complications related to kidney disease, such as anemia, bone health issues, and cardiovascular problems.

The department of Nephrology at Midas Hospital is headed by Dr. Monali Sahu who has more than 15 years of experience in the field of Nephrology and she has experience of managing all the critical as well as Complex cases related to Nephrology with ease. At Midas Hospital we have 7 bedded Dialysis Unit with ultramodern techniques which will benefit the patients for their routine dialysis at ward level as well as in ICU. The department is also well equipped to manage very severe or terminally ill patients who requires CRRT support due to severe kidney dysfunction.