<h3 class="fw-bold primary-font-color">FAQs About Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT)</h3>
<b>How long does CRRT take?</b>CRRT can go on either for a few days or even for weeks depending on the condition of the patient and the patient's response to the treatment.

<b>Does CRRT hurt?
</b>No, CRRT is a painless procedure. Patients are often either sedated or in a coma while they are in the intensive care unit (ICU).

<b>How is fluid balance managed during CRRT?
</b>Fluid removal rates are calculated very precisely according to the patient’s requirements and are continuously monitored so there are no imbalances.Appropriate replacements are done.

<b>What are the risks of CRRT?
</b>The possible risks are bleeding (because of anticoagulation), infection, and electrolyte disturbances

<b>Can CRRT replace kidney function entirely?
</b>CRRT just gives short-term support to the kidney function and is not a cure for the underlying kidney disease. It definitely facilitates the stabilization of the patient  till recovery.Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) is a life-saving treatment that is used to help critically ill patients with acute kidney injury. Its continuous and gentle filtration process, which makes it particularly suitable for patients who cannot tolerate the traditional dialysis treatment, is one of the reasons for the safety of already fragile patients

CRRT is individualized for patients according to their clinical  and biochemical status.