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Fluid gain is less

2025-06-16 03:12:59
During dialysis interval fluid gain is not more than 500ml. Can dialysis frequency be reduced? Please advise
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Yes it can be reduced based on your urine output.the international guidelines recommend a minimum of 2 dialysis per week if your urine output is around 1 litre.

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