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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2026 · 1 MIN

Do You Need Dialysis for Life time ? || Dr. Mital Parikh

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Dialysis can be an important treatment for people with advanced kidney disease, but needing dialysis does not always mean it must continue for a lifetime. Understanding why dialysis is started, how kidney function is assessed, and what factors influence long-term treatment is essential for patients and families.In this MyAarambh podcast episode, Dr. Mital Parikh (MD, DNB), Consultant Nephrologist, Vadodara, Gujarat, shares important insights into dialysis, when it may be needed, and the factors that determine whether dialysis is temporary or long-term.What you'll learn:• Why dialysis may be recommended and what it does for the body• The difference between acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease• When dialysis may be temporary and when it may be needed long-term• How kidney function and overall health influence dialysis decisions• The importance of regular nephrology care, monitoring, and timely treatmentDialysis is not always a lifelong sentence. Understanding your kidney condition and following appropriate medical guidance can help you make informed decisions and manage your health with greater confidence.

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