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The Dialysis Division offers comprehensive solutions for hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, providing advanced equipment and consumables to support effective renal care across Kuwait.

Enjoy Life with Dialysis

Living with chronic kidney disease doesn’t mean the end of a good life. With the right mindset and support, you can continue to live with hope, strength, and positivity.

Family and Friends Are Part of Your Journey

Your family and friends play an important role in your care. Be open with them about your feelings and needs so they can understand and support you better. Remember, kidney disease affects not only you — it also touches the lives of those who care about you.

Share Your Feelings

Don’t keep your emotions to yourself.
Expressing your thoughts openly and kindly helps strengthen your relationships and allows your loved ones to adjust and grow with you.
You’re not alone — sharing makes the journey easier.

Live with Balance

With time, life will begin to feel normal again, and dialysis will simply become part of your daily routine.
Keep focusing on what truly matters: living a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life.

Managing your emotions

It is common for people living with kidney disease to experience changes in mood.

Recognizing that this is a normal part of the journey can provide reassurance, support adherence to your treatment plan, and help maintain meaningful relationships.

Remember, you are not alone — your dialysis care team is always available to offer guidance and support whenever needed.

Five positive ways to handle emotions

Share your feelings

Feel your emotions

Focus on today

Start an exercise routine

Get support

With peritoneal dialysis, traveling is possible. We would like to address some important points about choosing your vacation destination:

  • High hygienic standards at the vacation destination to reduce the risk of infections and complications.
  • Quick access to quality medical care: In the event of a complication, it is important that you receive high-quality care fast. Inform yourself in advance to make sure that good quality medical care is nearby.
  • Perform treatments in a clean and bright room and perform your dialysis as carefully as at home.
  • Know your vacation spot(s): Other dialysis patients have already been on vacation – exchange ideas with them to benefit from others’ experiences.

Despite these options, you should always carry a three-day supply with you to be prepared for unforeseen situations. For air travel, this should be carried in your hand luggage.

You are not alone

Therapy for a new life

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Care That Fits Your Life

Peritoneal Dialysis

Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) is a patient-centric therapy. Patient-centric approaches have been shown to empower patients, enhance their well-being, improve the quality of care, and add to health systems’ sustainability. Home PD uses blood vessels lining the abdomen — the peritoneum — to naturally filter blood.

Gentle on your kidneys

Helps maintain natural kidney function longer

Needle-free comfort

No need for fistulas or grafts

Home freedom

Enjoy treatment in the comfort of your own home

More time for you

Spend less time going to and from dialysis centers

Live life your way

Plan your schedule and travel with greater ease

A confident start

A smooth, effective way to begin your dialysis journey

Why home dialysis might help?

For many patients, the transition to dialysis is life-changing and takes significant lifestyle adjustments. One way to ease the transition is to bring dialysis into a patient’s home, allowing them to dialyze where they’re comfortable, on a schedule that works for them.

Home Dialysis Training

Most training takes place in a dialysis center with highly trained professionals. Patients are given the tools and resources necessary to confidently perform home dialysis before they graduate training. Additionally, trained healthcare professionals are available round the clock to support Fresenius Medical Care patients by answering questions. Our goal is to ensure all home dialysis patients feel comfortable and secure while dialyzing.

Home peritoneal dialysis allows patients to manage their treatment safely and comfortably at home with the right training and support.

Key Steps:
01

Training

Complete Fresenius PD training with your care team before starting home treatment.
02

Prepare

Keep a clean, dedicated space and have all supplies ready before each session.
03

Hygiene

Wash hands thoroughly and follow sterile technique for every exchange.
04

Exchanges

o CAPD (manual): Drain, fill, dwell, and repeat as prescribed.o APD (cycler): Load solution bags, connect, and run the programmed therapy overnight.
05

Exit Site Care

Clean and inspect the catheter site daily. Report redness, pain, or drainage.
06

Monitoring

Track your weight, fluid balance, and any symptoms.
07

Problems

Contact your PD team immediately if you notice cloudy fluid, fever, abdominal pain, leaks, or unresolved cycler alarms.
08

Ongoing Support

Keep Fresenius PD manuals accessible and stay in touch with your care team for regular follow-up or refresher training.

In case of concerns, contact your dialysis care team immediately.

Know More

This guide provides a step-by-step visual reference for two distinct peritoneal dialysis procedures using the stay•safe® system:

CAPD/DPCA Procedure

PosStaySafe_CAPD-step by step

A continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis method designed for manual exchanges, emphasizing patient safety and ease of use.

Balance / BicaVera Procedure

PosBalBicaTrain-step by step

A therapy using biocompatible solutions tailored for enhanced patient outcomes, with additional steps for solution bag preparation and seam opening.

Peritoneal Dialysis Patient Guide
Peritoneal Dialysis Patient Training Manual

Sleep safe harmony?

Sleep Safe harmony is an automated peritoneal dialysis cycler developed by Fresenius Medical Care. It is designed to perform dialysis treatments overnight while the patient sleeps, offering convenience and flexibility. This system is part of the home therapy solutions for patients with end-stage renal disease who are suitable for peritoneal dialysis.

Tips to be aware of

Proper hygiene and access site care can help avoid infection.
Try to follow a healthy, balanced diet with the guidance of your healthcare professionals. Blood sugar levels may rise, and some weight gain can occur during dialysis, so it’s important to monitor both regularly.
After your PD access surgery, it’s important to avoid lifting anything heavy, climbing stairs, or straining your abdominal muscles for at least 6 weeks or as recommended by your doctor to lower the possibility of developing a hernia.
Make sure to regularly inspect the catheters and report any signs of blockage to your healthcare team.
Over time, peritoneal dialysis may not work as well and your doctor may recommend that you switch to hemodialysis.

Your questions
answered

QFind quick answers to the most common questions below. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to us!

Yes. You can travel after coordinating in advance with your healthcare team. Fresenius can help arrange the delivery of your supplies to your destination and provide support wherever you are.

Yes. When you follow the instructions and complete your training properly, home dialysis is safe and effective. It also gives you greater independence and better control over your schedule.

Most patients are able to perform dialysis on their own. However, in some cases, a family member or caregiver may provide simple support — as guided by your healthcare team.

Your Fresenius care team will help you create a treatment plan that fits your lifestyle — whether you prefer manual daytime sessions or automated overnight therapy.

Kindly contact alaa.abdulkader@hajery.com  or hadi.zitouni@hajery.com for more details.

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