When there is Kidney Failure, the kidneys are not able to filter waste
products efficiently, so there will present a rise in creatinine levels in the
blood. Dialysis is often recommended when the creatinine levels reach 10.0 mg/dL
for adult patients and 2.0 mg/dL for babies. While, is there any natural way to
reduce high creatinine levels aside from dialysis?
Symptoms of high creatinine
Some individuals may find out they have Renal Failure when there is extremely
high levels of creatinine in routine blood tests, without feeling any symptoms
at all. In other cases, patients may suffer from problems, such as felling tired
or weakness, dehydration, confusion, shortness of breath, etc.
Once you experience the above symptoms, you may need to undergo dialysis to
decreased elevated cretinine levels. Is this treatment effective?
Dialysis is a form of treatment required when the kidneys are unable to
function at full capacity. It may be needed to continue the process of
filtration of waste from the body in order to compensate for failed kidneys.
However, in some conditions, patients on dialysis would still have high
creatinine levels. This is because the treatment can only reduce creatinine in a
relatively short time. Moreover, it fails to eliminate the underlying cause -
poor kidney function.
Is there any way to reduce high creatinine in Kidney Failure before
Dialysis?
We have found the root cause of your problem is due to large decline of
kidney function, if we find an effective way to repair and recover the renal
functions, we can avoid dialysis. Here, we'd like to recommend the latest
therapy which can help you achieve this goal - Immunotherapy.
This is a natural treatment which is developed in our hospital after more
than twenty years' research. Advance therapies in Chinese and western medicine
like Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Immunotherapy, etc are involved in this
systemic therapy. You can find detailed explanation in our site or consult our
online doctor.