Kidney Dialysis Treatment/Center In Juinagar, Navi Mumbai

AFFORDABLE DIALYSIS CENTRE IN NAVI MUMBAI

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The dialysis centre in Navi Mumbai at Mangal Prabhu Hospital in Navi Mumbai is a well-equipped centre that offers one of the best dialysis treatment in Navi Mumbai. Our dialysis centre is very well equipped to handle 6 dialysis patients at any time. We provide a personal technician for every bed who are available in three shifts to takes care of the patient round the clock. This is done under the supervision of an experienced nephrologist. We have three on call experienced nephrologists to monitor the dialysis process and to help patients with their kidney ailments. We also, have a fully equipped ICU which is right adjacent to the dialysis ward to cater to any emergencies.

And our dialysis hospital in Juinagar, we want to make sure that all out patients get the best dialysis treatment possible at the most effective price that we can offer. Our charges vary from 1000 to 1500 for each dialysis cycle. We are empanelled with most TPA’s, GIPSA and other health insurances to make sure you get cashless dialysis treatment. We also offer free dialysis services to orange /yellow ration card holders.

Kidney is an important part of human body, so any disease relating to kidney is very serious condition and should be taken very seriously. Once the kidneys fail they are unlikely to recover but with the help of dialysis we can enhance our wellbeing and prolong life for up to 20 years or more .

When is Dialysis needed?

A person who’s kidneys only works 10-15% of their capability is someone who is in need of dialysis. According to a survey around 14% of adults aged above 30 have chronic kidney disease(CKD).

Kidneys filter around 120 to 150 quarts of blood each day-if they are healthy. If the kidneys are not filtering the blood properly the waste builds up in the blood that might cause coma and even death. With the help of dialysis, we can prevent the waste products in blood from reaching hazardous levels.

Types of Dialysis at Mangal Prabhu Hospital

INTERMITTENT HEMODIALYSIS

In this dialysis the blood circulates outside the body. It goes through a machine with special filters. In this we use a flexible tube known as catheter which is inserted into the vein through which the blood comes out. Just like the kidneys the filters also cleanses the blood removing the waste product from the blood. The filtered blood then returns to the patient through another catheter. This works like an artificial kidney.
To insert catheters surgery is done to enlarge a blood vessel usually in the arm making it possible for the catheter to enter easily.
This filtration or hemodialysis is usually done three times a week, for 3 to 4 hours a day, depending on the wellness of kidney.
Hemodialysis can be done at a special dialysis center or at home.
But if you are willing to have hemodialysis at home you must have caretaker who knows exactly what to do in dialysis and home must also be suitable for taking hemodialysis equipment.

PERITONEAL DIALYSIS

Peritoneal dialysis is based on the principle of diffusion.
In this dialysis process a sterile dialysate solution rich in minerals and glucose us run through a tube into the peritoneal cavity, the abdominal body cavity that surrounds the intestine. It has a semi-permeable membrane, the peritoneal membrane.
Peritoneal dialysis is less efficient than hemodialysis. It takes longer periods, and it removes around the same amount of total waste product as hemodialysis.
As it can be done at home it is more convenient and comfortable giving patient more freedom and independence. It can also be done while travelling as it requires minimum of specialized equipment.
There are two main types of peritoneal dialysis
- Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis(CAPD)
  It requires no machinery and even the patient can do it. This happens every day, four or five times per day
- Continuous cyclic peritoneal dialysis(CCPD)
  It uses a machine to exchange fluids. It is generally done every night, while the patient sleeps. It usually takes around 10-12 hours.
  This is more convenient to elderly people, infants and children.

CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT DIALYSIS

This dialysis can be intermittent or continuous. While a session of intermittent dialysis lasts for up to 6 hours, continuous renal replacement are designed for 24 hour use in an intensive care unit(ICU). It can involve either interaction or diffusion. It is better tolerated than intermittent dialysis, because the process is slower. This leads to fewer complications.

With all these types of dialysis there are a few risks that comes along. A few of them are