Vomiting after dialysis

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No appetite and vomiting as soon as something eats even 1 spoon or 1 piece of apple..after dialysis the vomiting feeling is increasing

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Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal

Urologist 25 yrs exp Jhansi

Consult a nephrologist for clinical physical evaluation and needful

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Dr. Krishnam Raju P

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 9 yrs exp Visakhapatnam

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Check with your nephrologist if he thinks the current dialysis frequency is good enough to keep your body free from toxic waste.If you dont have urine output >400 ml/day you will be needing dialysis for atleast 3 times per week of 4 hours/session. If he thinks you are getting adequate dialysis other causes need to be ruled out.