Cramp is a common problem in dialysis patients.

REASONS;

• The patient’s excessive intake of fluid and hypotension attacks due to this,

• Going below its dry weight while gaining weight,

• The patient eating food during dialysis,

• It is the hypotension that develops because the patient accidentally takes antihypertensive drugs on the day of dialysis.

FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRAMPES;

• It should not take much fluid between two dialysis.

• Not eating too much during dialysis

• There is a maximum amount of fluid that can be drawn from each person in one session. Cramps occur when fluid is drawn on this detection.

• Extending dialysis time

• Antihypertensive (blood pressure) drugs should not be taken on the day of dialysis.

TREATMENT;

 In acute cases with cramping, the patient is positioned if the blood pressure is low. Fluid is given through the vein. For that moment, applications such as stopping weight, massaging the cramped leg are performed.