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Because your kidneys are not functioning properly, you may be feeling some uncomfortable side effects such as a general ill feeling, loss of your appetite, nausea, and high blood pressure. Dialysis removes waste products from the body and helps decrease these side effects. Remember that dialysis is not as efficient as normal kidneys and the waste products build up between each treatment. For this reason, dialysis patients need to follow a special diet. The dietitian will work with you and your family to develop a diet that meets your food preferences and your lifestyle as much as possible. Your diet plan may change periodically as your condition or type of dialysis changes. Your dietitian will keep you informed of any changes needed in your diet.

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