Definition of "dialyze" [di•a•lyze]

• To subject to or undergo dialysis. (verb-transitive)

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• "Because they can dialyze more frequently, like normal kidneys work, patients on home dialysis also are able to follow less restrictive diets and use fewer medications, such as erythropoietin, or EPO, an expensive anemia drug often needed in conjunction with dialysis."
• "Studies show that patients are less likely to be depressed when they dialyze at home."
• "If you can do daily dialyze, get those toxins out of your body on a daily basis, you may feel better, you may be more energetic and get things done in your life that you otherwise wouldn't be able to do -- Bill."