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🩺 15-Day Dialysis Meal Plan
Kidney-Friendly — Low Potassium · Low Phosphorus · Low Sodium · High Protein
⚠ Always consult your nephrologist or renal dietitian before making dietary changes.
⚖️ My Weight Tracker
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Log your daily weight — the app will calculate your protein targets and alert you to fluid gain.
📅 Dialysis Schedule & Dietary Differences
💉 Dialysis Day
Monday · Wednesday · Friday — slightly relaxed potassium & fluid rules
🛌 Non-Dialysis Day
Tuesday · Thursday · Saturday · Sunday — strict restriction of fluids & potassium
ℹ️ Click any meal cell to see preparation guide & mineral tips
💉 Dialysis Day
- Protein: 1.4 g/kg — dialysis removes amino acids
- Fluids: up to 1.2 L
- Potassium: up to 2,500 mg
- Phosphorus: < 800 mg — dialysis does NOT remove it well
- Eat a protein meal 1–2 hrs before your session
- Take phosphate binders with every meal
🛌 Non-Dialysis Day
- Protein: 1.2 g/kg — no dialysis to compensate
- Fluids: strictly < 1.0 L
- Potassium: strictly < 2,000 mg
- Phosphorus: < 800 mg every day
- Avoid salty snacks — increases thirst & fluid retention
- Weigh yourself every morning — report >1 kg gain
📋 Dietary Guidelines
| Nutrient | Dialysis Day | Rest Day | Key Avoidances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Protein | 1.4 g/kg/day | 1.2 g/kg/day | No major restrictions — egg whites, fish, poultry, lean beef |
| Potassium | < 2,500 mg | < 2,000 mg | Bananas, oranges, avocados, tomatoes, raw potatoes, spinach |
| Phosphorus | < 800 mg | < 800 mg | Dairy, nuts, whole grains, dark colas, -phosphate additives |
| Sodium | < 2,000 mg | < 1,500 mg | Processed foods, added salt, pickles, fast food, soy sauce |
| Fluids | Up to 1.2 L | < 1.0 L | Water, soups, juices, tea, coffee, ice cream, gelatin all count |
🗓 15-Day Meal Schedule
| Day | Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner | Snack |
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📌 Important Notes
- Leached Potatoes*: Peel, dice small (1 cm), soak 2+ hours changing water twice, then boil in fresh water. Discard cooking water. Never roast or bake without leaching first.
- Dialysis Day Meals: Eat a high-protein meal 1–2 hours before your session to compensate for amino acids lost during treatment.
- Non-Dialysis Days: Be strictest with fluids and sodium. Weigh every morning. Report unexpected weight gain (>1 kg/day) immediately.
- Take phosphate binders during every meal — not before or after.
- Never use salt substitutes — they contain potassium chloride, which is dangerous for dialysis patients.
- All juices: 4 oz (120 ml) max on dialysis days; 3 oz or none on rest days.
- Rice milk is used as a dairy substitute throughout — it has less phosphorus and potassium than cow's milk.
- This plan is a general guide only. Always personalize with your nephrologist and renal dietitian based on your lab values.
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