Healthy kidneys can get rid of the waste products that result from the body’s metabolism. In Renal Failure, the kidney function fails, so the waste products accumulate in the blood and the body.
Since more than 95% of kidney disease are caused due to abnormal immune system, so immunetherapy can be applied to treat most of the kidney diseases. The treatment process includes six steps.
1. A comprehensive diagnosis. Though patients are all suffering from Renal Failure, their specific illness condition, such as causes, symptoms, stages, varies from case to case. Therefore, a accurate and comprehensive diagnosis can lay a good basis for treatment.
2. Immune blocking. Kidney damages are caused by excessive inflammatory response. To prevent further damages to the kidneys, the newest immunosuppressive agents are applied regularly to restrain the undue immune reaction.
3. Immune tolerance stage. During the course of excess inflammatory response, much immune complexes will be produced. Through blood circulation, they will deposit in the kidneys. The deposits are not easily to be cleared away, so let our kidneys to co-exist with them are very necessary.
4. Immune adjustment treatment. In this stage, we start to clear the immune complexes. Our characteristic therapy, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is especially effective in eliminate the immune complex as well as improve the immunity.
5. Immune protection. The aim is to protect the remaining functional cells and restore the renal function. In immunotherapy, we can achieve this goal with the most advanced cell therapy in our hospital.
6. Immune clearance treatment. systemic clearance technique including immunoadsorption, plasma exchange and blood purification.
When Mrs. Helen was diagnosed with Chronic Renal Failure, he never spent time asking, "Why me?" Instead, he prepared himself for the battle ahead, waiting for what he calls the "black cloud" to pass. After 26 day's integrated Chinese medicine and western medicine treatment in our hospital, Mrs. Helen's condition had a significant improvement.
Hospitalization: At 20:00 on Feb.10, 2012
Diagnosis: Chronic Renal Failure (Uremia), Renal Anemia, Renal Hypertension, electrolyte imbalances, Heart Failure classⅠ, and pericardial effusion.
Treatment:
Once immunoadsorption+ 3 times plasma exchange+Micro-Chinese Medicine+western medicine
After the treatment:
1. BP 130/90mmHg, HR 78 beat per minute, medium pericardial effusion.
2. Blood test: RBC 2.91↓, HGB 85g/L↓, HCT25.7↓.
3. Electrolyte: K+ 5.12mmol/L↑; PO4+ 2.95mmol/L↑; CO2 24.5mmol/L.
4. Kidney function: BUN 15.5mmol/L↑; Cr 620umol/L↑; UA 336umol/L↑; β2—microglobulin 22.57mg/L↑; cystatin C 4.94mg/L↑.
5. Urine volume 1600ml/24h; body weight 64.5kg.