Kidney Failure, 45 Years Old, Dialysis, No Urine

Patient: A patient's/female, 45yrs, both kidneys are failed, having dialysis every week, urine is blocked through urinary bladder since a last year, so do you have any ideas for this case?

Doctor: As for your case, I need to make the following several questions clear:
1. How long have you been on dialysis?
Dialysis is a method for kidney failure patients to keep being alive, and meanwhile a chronic suicide. Dialysis helps to remove wastes from the blood immediately and effectively, however, it fails to repair damaged renal tissues, as a result of which, damaged renal tissues finally become necrotic. We can not bring the dying back to life. Therefore, the the longer time that people suffer from dialysis, the harder for doctors to recover their kidney functions.
Furthermore, dialysis can cause various fatal complications like heart failure and cardiovascular diseases. When these life-threatening diseases occur, the most important thing at present is not to treat failed kidneys, but these complications, as they are more likely to deprive patient's life.
2. What causes your anuria at all?
Kidney failure indeed cause anuria, but in your case, you did tell clearly what causes your anuria. If your urine is blocked because of kidney failure, we are afraid that you may have no or have little healthy kidney function now. In such a case, it is very hard to help you get rid of dialysis or prolong the interval between two dialysis.
Nevertheless, if you have no urine because of your urinary bladder's problem, then you have great chance to produce urine later by treating your urinary bladder's problem effectively or we can say you have great chance to live without dialysis. Therefore, finding out why you have no urine is very essential.
To analyse your illness condition scientifically and comprehensively, it is better for you to send your test report to phoebe871124@gmail.com and we will give you practical and useful suggestions according to your illness condition.