Can You Live Long With 19% Kidney Function

When only 19% of kidney function is left, they are in the stage of end stage of kidney disease. Many people have been taking on dialysis for some time. However, they have found that the kidney function has no improvement under this treatment. If their kidney function gradually fades, they would face death. Is Declined Renal Function Associated With Kidney Disease? Is it possible for them to live long with 19% kidney function?

Improvement of kidney function is essential for them
When people only have 19% kidney function, they are always in the cliff of death. So patients need to improve kidney function greatly in order to keep a long life. Most of them only have dialysis as their only treatment. However, dialysis does nothing to repair kidney tissues but would wilt the kidneys gradually. So people need other therapy to improve kidney tissues.

Immunotherapy is one of the best treatments to satisfy the need of patients. It contains six steps to form a very comprehensive therapy for patients. Among them, immune regulation can solve the problems caused by immunoreaction. Most of kidney function loss is caused by the renal inflammation. It adopts Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to help dilate the blood vessels, accelerate the microcirculation and resist the inflammation in kidney tissues. Furthermore, it also can regulate the coordination between all the organs and tissues, which can help to form a good immune system to fight against inflammation and save the damaged cells.

What is more, people also would receive immune protection in this therapy. Only repair of damaged cells cannot give a great promotion for kidney function. So they also need Immunotherapy to improve kidney function. We know drugs only recur the sick cells and turn them to normal, but it does nothing to survive the dead ones. Immunotherapy can attract the phagocyte to swallow dead one and produce new tissues to replace them. So in this way people would get a better kidney function and they are hopeful to cast off dialysis and have a normal life span.

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