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Is Dialysis a Permanent Solution?

Dialysis is not a cure but a life-sustaining treatment. It is often necessary for patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). However, some patients may be eligible for a kidney transplant, which can eliminate the need for dialysis.

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What is Dialysis?
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Is Dialysis a Permanent Solution?
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