How does chronic kidney disease cause renal anemia

CKD have the very high risk of causing renal anemia. And CKD is related to renal anemia very closely. Then you may ask why and how CKD can cause renal anemia? Here we will make a detailed introduction for you, hoping it is very helpful for you.
What factors can make patients with CKD suffer from renal anemia?
Renal anemia is caused due to kidney damage. With the worsening of chronic kidney disease, kidney damage is more serious. When Serum creatinine value is greater than 308μmol/L because of very serious kidney, renal anemia is much more possible to occur.
When your kidney function decreases, the number of hemopoietin caused by secretion of kidney can’t meet the need of body, which is one of the most main causes of renal anemia. Besides, patients with chronic renal insufficiency and uremia have a large number of metabolic toxins staked in the body, and survival time of red cells drops with the less intake of iron or iron loss, leading to lack of red blood cells. Patients with CKD always control the intake of protein, while urine protein is still losing continually. And patients with CKD are very prone to bleed.
Above are the factors that cause renal anemia.
How can renal anemia be treated and slowed down?
After we know the causes, you may want to ask how to treat and avoid it.
It is divided into three ways as Chinese tradition medicine, Western medicine and combination of Chinese and Western medicine.
1 Chinese tradition medicine
It can promote erythropoietin by traditional Chinese medicine active substances to treat renal anemia.
2 Western medicine
By Pharmaceutical drug
By blood transfusion
By dialysis
3 Combination of Chinese and Western medicine
RecombinantEPO is the main method of treating renal anemia.

In a word, chronic kidney disease contributes to causing renal anemia and affects it very much. You should pay attention to diet and exercise to avoid renal anemia.