I suspect the answer is no, but it's a better question for your kidney doctor. My understanding is that the renal diet won't restore renal function, but reduces the amount of things that don't dialyze well (certain dietary proteins, phosphorus, etc). If you have been started on dialysis I suspect that your kidneys have failed. Your kidney doctor is the one tell give you prognosis if there is a chance of you regaining kidney function or if dialysis would be a long-term thing.I would strongly caution against trying this on your own or skipping dialysis sessions without first discussing with your kidney doctor. It's very possible that dialysis is literally keeping you alive.I'm sorry but this needs more info.
My sebum creatinine level is 5.7 and I want to reduce it by following a renal diet. Is it possible?I am 23F, 55kgs and 5'1. I had high creatinine level of 17, then went through dialysis for 2 sessions and reduced it to 5.7. I do not want to go through dialysis again as it made me feel very weak and made me vomit blood and feel sick. Instead of dialysis, I want to follow the renal low protein diet and take my meds (ketosteril, iron supplements because of my low haemoglobin and antacids). Is it possible to reduce creatinine by this margin without dialysis?