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What is Dialysis?

Dialysis is a life-sustaining treatment that removes waste products, extra salt, and excess fluid from the blood when the kidneys are not functioning adequately. It helps control blood pressure, maintain the body’s chemical balance, and supports overall wellbeing for patients with chronic kidney disease or acute kidney injury.

Dialysis at Mallige Hospital

Advanced Renal Replacement Therapy

Dialysis

Our Dialysis Unit provides safe, comfortable, and evidence-based care using modern machines, strict infection control protocols, and continuous nephrologist supervision. We tailor treatment plans to each patient’s medical needs and lifestyle.

Services include hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis training and support, emergency dialysis, and guidance on vascular access care (AV fistula, graft, or catheter). A dedicated nursing team and on-site diagnostics help ensure continuity of care.

Key Services

Haemodialysis (HD)

Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) Support

Emergency Dialysis

AV Fistula/Graft Care

Dialysis Catheter Care

Infection Control Protocols

Anaemia & Bone Health Management

Dietary & Fluid Counselling

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FAQs

Dialysis is recommended for patients with advanced chronic kidney disease or acute kidney injury when kidney function is insufficient to remove waste and excess fluid, as advised by a nephrologist.

A typical hemodialysis session lasts about 4 hours and is usually performed 2–3 times per week, depending on your prescription and laboratory results.

Dialysis itself is not painful. You may feel brief discomfort during needle insertion for hemodialysis. Our team focuses on comfort and closely monitors you during each session.

Carry a valid ID, recent prescriptions and lab reports, a list of current medications, and wear comfortable clothing. Follow fluid and diet advice given by your nephrologist/dietitian.

Light meals are generally acceptable before dialysis, but avoid heavy or salty foods. Your diet plan will be individualized—please follow the advice from our renal dietitian.

You can call our central helpline, visit the hospital help desk, or book online through our website. Our team will guide you through available time slots and pre-session instructions.

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