NxStage offers another reason to promote home hemodialysis: saving water | Nephrology News & Issues
I find this article woefully lacking adequate information. It should include far more statistics regarding the in-home person vs. in-center person including time, pressures, flows. frequency etc. I find it almost impossible to believe a person doing in-center treatments would use over 400 gallons water per week but NxStage with System One uses less than 10% of water. Why? What makes the difference? Have they ever conducted studies of water usage with the same machine, same tx RX, same persons etc in their home to determine if the usage is accurate? Why would NxStage use less water? Especially if treatments are traditionally more frequent. I find the article much akin to comparing apples to oranges. What are your thoughts? Blessings
Polycystic Kidney Disease has plagued many families throughout the world, including my own. It often leads to kidney failure and a need for dialysis or transplantation. I was diagnosed with PKD at the age of 21 I never envisioned all that I would experience as life moved forward. This will be a journey of humor, sadness, desperation, love, frustration and all other emotions that come with spending a life bound to a machine you learn to love to hate keeping me alive. Blessings
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