𖦹 Treating the underlying cause: Identifying and addressing the condition responsible for acidemia is crucial. For example, treating respiratory disorders causing hypoventilation or metabolic disorders causing excess acid production.

𖦹 Intravenous fluids: Administration of intravenous fluids containing bicarbonate can help correct acidemia by buffering excess acids in the blood.

𖦹 Medications: Depending on the cause, medications such as bronchodilators for respiratory conditions or insulin for diabetic ketoacidosis may be necessary.

𖦹 Dialysis: In cases of severe acidemia due to kidney failure (uremia), dialysis may be required to remove accumulated acids and restore normal blood pH.

𖦹 Monitoring: Close monitoring of blood pH levels and electrolyte balance is essential during treatment to ensure correction of acidemia without causing complications.

Review: Introduction to Clinical Renal Medicine (Physiology)