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3 Dr Kaushikidwivedee
Nirvana Country, South city 2 Gurgaon
5 Fortis Memorial Research Institute
Opposite HUDA City Centre Gurgaon
9 W Pratiksha Hospital
Sushant Lok II, Gurgaon
10 Suryadeep Hospital
Landmark Behind HUDA Market, Gurgaon
11 Vibrant Hospital
Plot No: 1, Huda Water Treatment Plant, Northern Peripheral Rd, Sector 100, Gurugram, Hary...
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Dialysis in Gurgaon at a glance
MapHospitals lists 11 hospitals offering Dialysis in Gurgaon.
Hospitals to compare first: Vibrant Hospital, Paras Hospital and Mayom Hospital.
Accreditations recorded on their profiles: ISO 9001 (1), ISO 14001 (1) and NABH (1).
Besides English, staff at some of these hospitals speak Hindi.
Estimated costs in Gurgaon
- Dialysis (per session) $25–$60
Estimates from the MapHospitals cost estimator. Final prices depend on the hospital, the doctor and your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Dialysis Treatment in Gurgaon
Dialysis
Kidneys are a pair of organs about the size of a fist that are located on either side of your spine. They are responsible for purifying your blood and removing waste and excess fluid from the body. Dialysis is used to perform kidney’s function when the kidneys do not work properly.
This treatment filters and purifies the blood using a machine. Also, this helps keep your body in balance when the kidneys are unable to do their job. Dialysis has been used From 1940s to treat people who are suffering with the problems related to kidneys.
Why Is Dialysis Used? Kidneys that are properly functioning prevent excess waste, water, as well as other impurities from accumulating in your body. Moreover, they also help control blood pressure and regulate the chemical levels in the blood, like salt or sodium, and potassium.
Even they activate a form of vitamin D which improves the absorption of calcium. If your kidneys can not perform these functions because of injury or disease, dialysis can help keep your body running as normally as possible. However, without dialysis, the salts and other waste products will gather in the blood and it might poison the body.
Yet dialysis is not a cure for kidney disease or other issues affecting your kidneys. Various treatments may also be needed to address those concerns.