Holidays : Is it easier to have a holiday... - Early CKD Support

Early CKD Support

8,036 members2,776 posts

Holidays

19861919 profile image
4 Replies

Is it easier to have a holiday at home or go abroad

Written by
19861919 profile image
19861919
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
4 Replies
Bassetmommer profile image
Bassetmommer

Can you please relate your question as to kidney disease?

WYOAnne profile image
WYOAnne

If you have CKD and are wondering......you need to live your life. Just because you have kidney disease doesn't mean you shouldn't have fun. Bring your meds along and go on a holiday. I sure would!

florence2 profile image
florence2

It is easier abroad although after October it may be more difficult. Try Crete. Mesogiosis in Heraklion is a great dialysis centre. If you are in the same district they will pick you up from the hotel and bring you back no charge. Lovely people and dialysis is more efficient than here. Hope you get away

Bet117 profile image
Bet117

If you are going on holiday and are in need of dialysis, ask your center to arrange treatment where you will be.

Take all of your medications with you. I list them and the dosage, when taken, my allergies, and any medical conditions that I have on a piece of paper and keep it in a visible place in my wallet.

I recently was away for a few days. I took some foods which I eat as well as bottles of water with me.

When ordering in a restaurant, I stuck to kidney friendly fruits, toast and coffee. Salads with oil and vinegar dressing or balsamic on the side for lunch or dinner; onions, pepper and cucumbers. Grilled vegetables as an appetizer rather than nachos etc. I also ordered water or seltzer with meals.

Despite the heat, I was contempt and also came home without weight gain.

It's ordering smart and requesting foods cooked without salt.

Enjoy!

Not what you're looking for?

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.