Hello, I'm a nephrologist and a national public nutritionist. Here are some suggestions for you. The specific recipe depends on your illness. 1, vegetables 1.5KG daily, divided into three meals. 2. High calorie and low protein diet (the daily calorie intake of 60KG men is about 1800~2200J, and that of protein is about 20~50g, depending on your physical condition and illness) 3. Protein's intake must be animal protein (high-priced protein such as meat, milk and eggs).

Maybe you still have questions. This is why diet has poor control over water. In fact, in China, dialysis of a considerable number of uremic patients is not standardized. Regular dialysis at least 12 hours per week (this is the minimum standard). In some developed countries, uremia patients often have changed their kidneys, and the most serious need is dialysis for more than 14 hours a week, or even more than 24 hours. So, if you don't change your kidney, can you have dialysis three times a week or seven times a month? If you can guarantee it, you will have a good quality of life. Otherwise, my recommended diet plan is not established, because excessive water load may induce heart failure.

Therefore, to establish a recipe, you need several aspects: 1, whether you have a deep understanding of kidney diseases, whether it is a regular blood purification treatment, how to control complications, and whether economic conditions allow it. If you are satisfied with all these, please hire a nutritionist for yourself. There is a charge for ordering the menu. Thank you.