A Survey on Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease Induced Anemia at Saidpur in Bangladesh

Abstract

Anemia of chronic kidney disease (CKD), is a form of normocytic, normochromic, hypo proliferative anemia. The objective of the study to determine which factors, contribute to the progression of CKD induced anemia & awareness of common people about this illness. Prepared number of many question about CKD-induced anemia. Then has been gone to some renown hospital at Saidpur in Bangladesh for individual patient’s response collection. Permitting to the report, the majority of people (67%) have idea about chronic kidney disease, some people (33%) never any idea about CKD (Chronic kidney disease). The ordinary of participants believed low energy (35%) and decreased physical function (32%) was the chief sign of chronic kidney disease induced anemia, according to the inspection. Few respondents said fatigue (23%) is the symptoms of CKD induced anemia. According of survey, most of the people said that when your kidneys are damaged, they produce less erythropoietin (EPO) (45%) is the cause of CKD induced anemia. (25%) respondents consider that blood loss due to kidney failure is the cause of CKD induced anemia. Allowing of inspection, most of the people thought that Erythropoiesis-stimulating agent (53%) is the treatment of CKD induced anemia. The majority of participants said that they have been taken Eprex Iv (32%) and Recormon Iv (49%). On the other hand, few responders have been taken Iron intravenous (11%). 16% of persons 46-60 age range are more prone to CKD induced anemia.