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How to increase calories and protein when you are on dialysis
Talk to your care team.
If you are a kidney patient on dialysis, you will most likely need a high protein diet. Your nephrologist will talk to you about your nutrition needs, as will many of the other dialysis staff at your clinic.
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- If you are female, you may want to speak to your obgyn, a doctor at your local hospital. They can tell you what foods are important to ensure you maintain optimal dialysis and that any medications you are taking should be monitored.
- You will most likely meet with a renal (kidney dialysis) dietitian while you are there and continue to meet with her/him on a monthly basis. The whole team, together, will help formulate a plan that's best for you.
- You will know they will be able to help you in general and better understand your needs. About 6% of those considering dialysis are vegetarian and do not eat meat.
- He or she will also have a good idea about your weight and exercise level. When eating or exercising, think about what types of calories you would like to burn.
A: You will most likely meet with a renal (kidney dialysis) dietitian while you are there and continue to meet with her/him on a monthly basis. The whole team, together, will help formulate a plan that's best for you.

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A woman dressed in a pink tank top and gray tights is demonstrating spinning in a fitness gym. she
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- does several moves while twirling and holding in her left hand.
- shows the various exercises using the bicycle.
- is then shown at a demonstration by another woman and the woman begins to randomly spin around.
- spins and throws a barbell into the air with her legs together.
A: shows the various exercises using the bicycle.

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How to be a responsible party host
Make sure your home is safe from trip, slip and fall hazards.
You are used to that not-quite-even set of porch stairs, the wobbly railing, and sure footed as a goat on the icy walkway. However, your guests could end up hurting themselves if these things are not addressed.
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- The first one to reach the bottom of this list will be those who accidentally knock over those steps on their way down. If you have a solid foundation, you're going to have to take measures to prevent falls.
- In the usa, you could unfortunately find yourself sued. Such safety issues include : Make sure stairs are safe, or guests do not have access to them.
- If you have pets, don't let them trip over these hazards. In the same vein, look out for hazards during the day as well as at night.
- How best to identify and address these areas will depend somewhat on your location. You may need to use a saw, any other non-slip option (easy to use, but very dangerous to tread on), etc.
A: In the usa, you could unfortunately find yourself sued. Such safety issues include : Make sure stairs are safe, or guests do not have access to them.

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How to thicken blood before surgery
Alter your diet one to two weeks in advance.
It can take days or weeks for the thickness of your blood to change due to dietary and lifestyle habits alone. Start making these changes as early as possible to maximize the potential impact they have on your blood.
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- Even if someone else studies your blood, you can still manage to remain healthy for the next few weeks with proper nutrition. Your doctor or dietician may also recommend that you adjust your diet within a matter of weeks to stay healthy for your conditions.
- Talk to your doctor before altering your diet. They'll be able to give you specific instructions about any dietary changes you should make before your surgery.
- Consider the following factors when making dietary changes. Don't go overboard during the first few weeks.
- If you're not sure where to start, you can ask your doctor. He or she will be able to open up the possibility of changing your diet a few months in advance of your surgery.
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Talk to your doctor before altering your diet. They'll be able to give you specific instructions about any dietary changes you should make before your surgery.