The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of gradual reduction of sodium dialysis fluid on the occurrence of hypotension, muscle cramps and plasma sodium levels in dialysis patients. The relationship between calcium and magnesium with cramp is also assessed and randomized and triple blind clinical trials. Entry: Patients with end-stage renal failure, aged 75-18, who have been undergoing hemodialysis 2-3 times a week for at least two months, and patients who are willing to participate in the project. Exit criteria: Patients who use anti-cramp therapy, patients diagnosed by a physician Blood pressure is not controlled, use of low blood pressure medications in the morning Before dialysis, the presence of a pacemaker is a heart attack such as a heart attack during the last six months and a discharge fraction of less than 30%. The sample size is 106 people. In the first intervention, the patients in the control group were routinized (sodium dialysis solution mEq / l138 in the total duration of dialysis) and the patients in the test group gradually reduced the sodium dialysis solution (starting with 150 mEq / l and reducing it every 15 minutes and then fixing it This concentration will be dialysed for three sessions. Subsequently, both groups undergo dialysis with routine three sessions. Then, using the cross over method, the patients will be replaced in two groups and both groups will dial for three sessions. At this time, patients will be checked for 5 times the blood pressure and muscle cramps are asked and sodium / calcium / magnesium before And after dialysis, it is checked at all stages