How to book holiday dialysis abroad: a step-by-step guide
Booking dialysis abroad in 6 steps: when to start, which documents your home unit prepares, how sessions are confirmed and what to check before you fly.
Practical guides for patients and families: travelling on dialysis, diet, treatments and everyday life.
Booking dialysis abroad in 6 steps: when to start, which documents your home unit prepares, how sessions are confirmed and what to check before you fly.
Surveys of dialysis patients on holiday: why many stay home, what blocks them, and what makes a trip work. Key figures with sources.
For spouses, children and caregivers of dialysis patients: how to prepare a trip together, share the load and enjoy a real holiday as a family.
Everything a dialysis patient should pack: medical documents, medication, fistula care, diet tips and contacts. A simple checklist before any trip abroad.
Average winter temperatures compared for holiday dialysis destinations, and the best months to visit Tunisia, Turkey and Morocco on dialysis.
Price of a holiday dialysis session abroad, what is included, and how reimbursement by your health insurer may work. Questions to ask before you book.
How to choose a safe holiday dialysis centre: the questions to ask about doctors, machines, infection control, emergencies and price.
Can you fly on dialysis? Yes. Practical tips on timing your sessions, fluids, swollen legs, fistula care and airport assistance.
How to organise a holiday week on dialysis: when to plan excursions, how to use the days between sessions and why morning sessions help.
Hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV serology before holiday dialysis: why they are required, how recent they must be and how to organise them.
Heat makes you thirsty and changes your fluid balance. How dialysis patients can enjoy sunny holidays safely: fluids, salt, sun and blood pressure.
Your vascular access is your lifeline. How to protect an AV fistula, graft or dialysis catheter during flights, at the beach and in the pool.
Afraid of travelling for the first time on dialysis? How to build confidence step by step, from a short trip to a real holiday abroad.
Going back to see family in Tunisia, Morocco or Turkey on dialysis: when to book, how to choose a centre near the family home and how to manage family meals.
Dialysis in Tunisia for tourists: cities with partner centres (Hammamet, Sousse, Djerba, Tunis), prices from €200, best season and practical tips.
Dialysis for tourists in Turkey: modern centres in Istanbul, Antalya, Izmir and Cappadocia, prices from €200, languages and best time to travel.
Dialysis in Morocco for tourists: centres in Marrakech, Agadir, Casablanca, Tangier and Fès, prices from €200 and why Morocco is the winter-sun favourite.
Where to find winter sun on dialysis, a short flight from Europe: Agadir, Marrakech, Djerba and the Turkish coast compared.
How retired dialysis patients spend one to three months in the sun: booking long stays, blood tests, medication and contact with your home unit.
Why potassium matters on dialysis, which fruits and vegetables are high or lower in potassium, and simple cooking tricks to reduce it.
High phosphorus weakens bones and damages blood vessels. Which foods contain it, the hidden phosphates in processed food, and how to take binders correctly.
Practical tips to manage your fluid allowance on dialysis, beat thirst and avoid heavy weight gain between sessions, at home and on holiday.
How to enjoy Tunisian, Turkish and Moroccan food on a kidney diet: dishes that suit dialysis, what to limit and how to order in restaurants.
Why so many dialysis patients feel tired, the common causes such as anaemia, sleep and fluid gains, and practical ways to get your energy back.
Physical activity improves energy, mood and strength for people on dialysis. Which exercises to choose, how to start and the warning signs to respect.
Starting and living with dialysis affects mood and daily life. Common feelings, the support that exists and small habits that help.
What is the difference between haemodialysis (HD) and haemodiafiltration (HDF)? How each works, and what to tell a centre abroad when you book.
Your dry weight is the target weight at the end of dialysis. How it is set, why it changes and why centres abroad need to know it.
The two main types of dialysis compared, and how each one affects travelling: centre sessions for HD, supplies delivery for peritoneal dialysis.
The essential dialysis words in four languages, to communicate with nurses and doctors in Tunisia, Morocco and Turkey: fistula, dry weight, potassium and more.
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