Gentler dialysis method tested to save Patients' own kidney function

This study is comparing two ways of doing peritoneal dialysis to see which one is better at protecting a patient's remaining natural kidney function and reducing harmful stress on the body. It involves 100 new dialysis patients in Mexico who will be randomly assigned to receive either a standard, full-dose dialysis schedule or a gentler, 'incremental' schedule that uses a lower dose. Researchers will measure kidney function, body stress markers, and infection rates over one year to see which approach works best.