What are the treatments for end-stage-renal disease (esrd)?

1.Transplantation from either a living related or unrelated donor or deceased donor transplant 2 peritoneal dialysis - dialysis where toxins are exchanged via a tube placed near the stomach 3.Home hemo dialysis - dialysis performed by the patient and a significant other in the of convenience their home 4. In center dialysis - dialysis performed in a center where patient goes three times a week.

Dialysis, transplant: Dialysis and transplant.

Dialysis: Most people with esrd will need to have dialysis, but if your esrd is not quite to that degree, your doctor will have you follow a special diet, make sure your blood pressure stays low, and have you take medicines that help the kidney to function. There are 2 types of dialysis, peritoneal and hemodialysis. Peritoneal is done at home while you sleep, and hemodialysis is done at a center.

Dialysis: In most cases, when pt's have reached the end stage of renal disease it means that their kidneys are no longer working at all. And if that is so, then one would usually require 3 times a week dialysis at least to treat buildup of renal waste products in the blood.

Dialysis/Transplant: Also kidney transplant would be an option as well.

Dialysis/transplanta: Dialysis- hemodialysis,peritoneal dialysis, home hemodialysis, kidney transplantation

Dialysis or transpla: Dialysis either hemodialysis in the dialysis center or at home or peritoneal dialysis at home. Kidney transplant from a deceased or live donor.

Txp, dialysis, death: End-stage renal disease is defined as insufficient kidney function to support life. The time frame within which life will end varies depending on how the patient restricts intake of fluids + products (like potassium) that are managed by the kidneys. If no treatment is provided (or accepted by the patient), death will eventually occur. The only 2 treatment options are dialysis or transplantation.