Can Uremia Patients Get Rid of Dialysis

Dialysis is the common treatment of Uremia. Because of the serious injured kidney and the declined renal function, Uremia patients have to take dialysis to discharge excess water and waste products. However, long term of dialysis can bring about a series of complications, which causes more incidence of death. Is there any better treatment for Uremia patients? Can Uremia patients get rid of dialysis?

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is another choice for Uremia patients. The theory of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is based on "internal disease by external application". Micro-Chinese Medicine is a kind of herb medicine, which is super finely shattered. Consequently, the active ingredients of Micro-Chinese Medicine can more easily directly permeate into renal lesion by the external application of penetrant and osmosis devices.

When the active ingredients permeate into renal lesion by blood circulation, they can play a role in repairing injured kidney through those measures such as dilating blood vessels, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, preventing blood viscosity and providing plenty nutrient for repairing injured kidney. When the injured kidney is repaired, renal function is also improved. With those therapeutic effects, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy also provides a better internal environment for Immunotherapy.

Immunotherapy transplant can also help uremia patients to improve renal function by differentiating into new renal intrinsic cell. Immunotherapy has a great capacity of self renewing and unlimited potential of differentiating into various kinds of cell including renal intrinsic cell. When Immunotherapy planted into body, it can reach marrow, differentiate and plant on the injured kidney as a renal intrinsic cell. As a result, Immunotherapy can renew renal intrinsic cell, acting the function of the renal intrinsic cell. Thus, it greatly improves renal function. However, a successful Immunotherapy needs a comparative clean internal environment, it needs the treatment of dialysis and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy.


Consequently, the combination treatment of dialysis+ Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy+Immunotherapy can greatly improve kidney function by repairing injured kidney and renewing renal intrinsic cell. So long as uremia patients' kidney still works, there is a hope to delay the intervals of dialysis or even to get rid of dialysis. In addition, it is better to take positive treatment as early as possible.

What Are the Symptoms of Renal Cyst

When renal cyst is small, patients can have no abnormal symptoms. However, when renal cyst grows bigger, it can induce a series of symptoms. What are the specific symptoms of Renal Cyst?

1. Symptoms of renal cyst representing discomforts or pain of waist or stomach: It is caused by the growing renal cyst's pressure to its surrounding tissues. Besides, the sac liquid can make cyst heavy and stain the cyst, which also causes back pain. The characteristic of pain is dull pain, which regularly represents one side or bilaterally and extends to waist, back and the lower part. If renal cyst bleeds or is infected, it will aggravate dull pain. In addition, if renal cyst is accompanied with stone or urinary obstacle of clottage, it will cause renal colic.

2. Hematuria: it represents gross hematuria or microscopic hematuria, which occurs periodically. Backache is usually aggravated after strenuous exercise, wound or infection. The reason of haemorrhage is usually excess strain and fracture of vessels on cyst wall, which is caused by increased pressure or infection.

3. Abdominal mass: many Renal Cyst patients have a swollen kidney. Generally, the bigger of the swollen kidney is, the poorer renal function will be.

4. Proteinuria: it will not be so serious, the 24-hour protein in urine will be no more than 2 grams. And it will not develop into Nephritic Syndrome.

5. Hypertension: the growing Renal Cyst can press its surrounding tissues and leads to the condition of renal ischemia, causing the increased secretion of renin, which leads to Hypertension. When the renal function is abnormal, about half of renal cyst patients have symptom of Hypertension and when the renal function is declined, the incidence of Hypertension will increase too.

6. Declined renal function: the growing renal cyst can take up space and press its surrounding tissues, which leads to progressive decline of renal function.

Renal Cyst patients should observe cyst on regular intervals when it is less than 3cm diameters and avoid strenuous exercise or infection in their daily life.
Besides, they should also take a proper renal cyst diet which will not aggravate the condition and delay the development of renal cyst. However, when the cyst is larger than 3cm diameters, patients should take positive treatment to protect the kidney from further decline.


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How Can I Get Rid of Dialysis

As we know, many patients have to accept dialysis when the kidneys fail to work well. Dialysis, there is no doubt that can discharge the toxins and excessive water from the body, relieve the discomfort of what patients feel. Generally, in most of the countries in the world, patients with kidney problem will accept dialysis when their creatinine is as high as 450 or more than this. And in China, patients begin to do dialysis when the creatinine is 707umol/l, which indicates that the condition has been to Uremia. Considering the expense and the complications of dialysis, patients who are under dialysis really want to get rid of it one day, gain a healthy kidney and lead a normal life as other people.

So how to get rid of dialysis?

Dialysis shows that the kidney’s filtration function is damaged. It means that the substances such as serum creatinine, blood urea nitrogen, uric acid, etc can not discharge well. They accumulate in the body. Day by day, they must do harm if not discharged smoothly. And the GFR will decline. What’s more, intrinsic cells will be damaged and even be necrotic. So patients have to receive dialysis to maintain. Athough dialysis can solve the problem and discharge the toxin for the time being, it can not repair the primary cells and can not stop them from deteriorating. In addition, patients also are concerned about the complications as we mentioned above. So is there a better therapy which can make patients get rid of dialysis and recover renal function?

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Immunotherapy can make it. Immunotherapy can generate into cells which the body needs, replacing the necrotic ones and recover renal functions. It takes effect by infection from vain, which is convenient and brings no pain. What’s more, it has no side effect. now maybe some patients’ question is: I am under dialysis, can I inject Immunotherapy directly? No. since there is a lot of toxin in the body, it can not support a good environment for Immunotherapy’s growing. So firstly, patients are suggested to use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which has three main functions.
Firstly, it can promote blood circulation, dissolve the thrombosis, thus micro-circulation will be improved a lot. Secondly, through the first step, toxins will discharge from the body together with urine. Maybe some will find some cotton-shaped things in urine. Please do not worry. It is immune complex, which proved that the excessive one which should have been discharged before have been out now. Thirdly, after the above-mentioned steps, the environment of the body improved, which relieves the insufficiency of blood and oxygen of the intrinsic cells, and at the same time, supplys an circumstance for the transplant of Immunotherapy.

Here, what I should point out is that the combination of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Immunotherapy can achieve a perfect effect. In addition, for patients under dialysis, they should take effective measures as soon as possible for dialysis in fact can not treat kidney disease and can not stop more and more renal units from being necrotic. If the GFR is less than 15, it is hard to reverse, and it no doubt is more difficult to treat the kidney disease.
Therefore, the sooner, the better.


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Can My Renal Failure Reversible or Treated

Internationally, many countries estimate the renal function by GRF, which indicates how the glomeruli filtrate the blood. Chronic Renal Failure, which is also called CRF, is the last stage all kinds of kidney disease will achieve if not controlled or treated well. At the time, renal structure is damaged(glomerular sclerosis, mesenchyma fibrosis, and renal tubules shrink,etc.). Renal secrection function( secrete metabolism waste and excessive water) is also influenced. In addition, endocrine function is also damaged. Then, do all patients with renal failure have the above mentioned symptoms? How can we classify renal failure? When it comes to this term, we can not avoid introducing CKD. In 2002, National KidneyFoundation of America classify CKD into 5 stages:
1. Stage 1: GFR is normal more than 90ml/min·1.73 ㎡
2. Stage 2: GFR is mildly decreased, 60-90 ml/min·1.73 ㎡
3. Stage 3: GFR is moderately decreased, 30-59 ml/min·1.73 ㎡
4. Stage 4: GFR is severely decreased, 15-29 ml/min·1.73 ㎡
5. Stage 5 renal failure. GFR is less than 15 ml/min·1.73 ㎡
In renal failure stage, patients will firstly feel digestivetract symptom such as poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, bleeding, etc. they can also have blood system symptoms such as renal anemia. In addition, with the condition, worsing, nerve system symptoms will appear, which may be cough, hard to breathe, etc.
So patients with renal failure are concerned whether it can reversible, in the hope of getting a well treatment. Can it become true? Actually, as long as we follow timely and effective treatment, the damaged renal function can be revived. How about the therapeutic method?
Different conventional western medicine, which focuses on the symptoms, experts in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital created a brand new therapy, which treats kidney disease from root. That is the combination of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Immunotherapy.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can support nutrition, repair the damaged primary cells, improve the insufficiency of blood and oxygen, which also creates a suitable environment. As we know, in renal failure stage, many cells are damaged and even get necrotic. After Immunotherapy enter human body, they can consciously reach where the nidus is and regenerate into kinds of necrotic ones, then normal renal tissues can grow and renal function will recover again.
Here, we would like to introduce the kind of Immunotherapy our hospital adopt. It is cord blood Immunotherapy. It is not embryonic Immunotherapy, which is controversial in the world. Cord blood Immunotherapy is collected from cord, which will be deserted if medical field do not make use of it. It is safe, has no side effect and come from healthy ones. We believe, in this way, chronic renal failure can be reversed or treated. Do remember, treat it as soon as possible. Time is life.

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Win-win Cooperation Proves the Prospect of Our Hospital

After more than 20 years’ research and development, Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital has developed into the largest kidney disease hospital in China. It combined treating, medical research and teaching. July of this year, good news spreads again: chairman of our hospital signed cooperation contract with South Medical University, Guangzhou, which means another new branch hospital has been established following xingtai branch hospital. It is no doubt a win-win project for both of Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital and South Medical University.

The contract with South Medical University marked Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital stepped into a new stage. Our new branch hospital has been located at Guangzhou, which means for patients, it is more convenient to go to hospital. Guangzhou lies in the south of China, which has its own air port and even many international flights. So patients from all over the world especially those from Southeast Asia and the Southern hemisphere countries will go to our hospital for treatment easily. Patient is suffering from a kind of illness, so convenience becomes more important, which can reduce the tireness due to flight.

Now under the instruction of director Hou, we have confidence that our therapeutic methods will become more advanced and our service and administration will become more systematic and satisfactory. The new hospital has been established for just more than 1 month, but there has been over 100 patients who have been hospitalized. They all gave positive feedbacks both on the treatment and service. In the near future, we believe, we will make progress and serve more and more patients all around the world.


Another piece of good news: Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital has also signed friendly contract with a private hospital in France. It proved that we can have more communication with French doctors and nurses about medical treatment, service, management, and so on.

Why Do Quantities of Proteinuria Appear in Nephrotic Syndrome

Why do quantities of proteinuria appear in Nephrotic Syndrome? Less than 150mg urine proteins are dropped among normal adults. A large quantity of proteinuria appears among patients due to abnormal glomerular filtration membrane. Plasma proteins are filtered selectively through normal glomerular filtration membrane. Therefore, most of plasma is prevented from being filtered and only few enter into glomerular filtrate.

Form and variabilities of protein. Compared with molecules formed in loosened linear, molecules formed in tight sphere can pass glomerular membrane easily, which is due to the mechanical barrier functions of glomerular.

Sizes of protein molecules. Certain substances are eliminated by glomerular capillary, which is in inverse proportion to effective molecules radius. The greater of molecules weight, the less or none can be filtered.

In general, few plasma proteins (such as albumin) can be filtered, whose molecule weights are among 60,000 to 70,000 Dalton. Some can’t be filtered, whose molecule weights are more than 200,000 (such as a1 lipoprotein). However, less than 40,000 Dalton’s can be filtered freely, such as lysozyme, β2-mg as well as light chain of immune globulin, etc. The filtration functions can be called selective barrier (mechanical barrier), which are judged by the differences of protein molecule weight.

Why do quantities of proteinuria appear in Nephrotic Syndrome? Proteins take charge. Abundant glycosaminoglycan (heparin sulfate) and sialic acid can be found in the inside and outside of glomerular basilar membrane, epithelial cell and endothelial cell of glomerular vessel and mesangial matrix. Both of them can make glomerular infiltration membrane take negative charge, composing electrostatic barrier. According to the theory that the same charges are repellent, low elimination rate can be found in proteins with negative charges and high rate in positive charges.

Prompts: Besides the electrostatic barrier functions, negative charges can maintain cells form and structure of capillary. Therefore, it is rarely seen in clinic that simple electrostatic barrier loses. But many patients appear to have abnormal organization and structure function manifestation.


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Advantages and Disadvantages of Peritoneal Dialysis

Dialysis is a main substitutive therapy for patients with Renal Failure. It includes two types: Peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis. Compared with hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis has the above advantages and disadvantages.

First, advantages

Peritoneal dialysis just brings slight influence to cardiovascular system so it does not cause much burden to the patients’ heart. Therefore, it can decline the risk of serious high blood pressure and heart failure.

1. Peritoneal dialysis has a better effect in protecting the remained renal function so it can delay the occurrence of oliguria and anuria.

2. Peritoneal dialysis does not need vascular access, which can provide a better therapy for the patients with cardiovascular diseases.

3. Peritoneal dialysis does not need anticoagulant so it does not cause bleeding such as fundus hemorrhage.

4. The operation of peritoneal dialysis is early. The patients just need to infuse dislysate into abdominal cavity and then drain the dislysate out of body after the dialysis finishes. In addition, it also does not need dialysis machine like hemodialysis. Therefore, the patients can operate the whole dialysis process by themselves at home.

Second, disadvantages

1. The patients on peritoneal dialysis can lose about 1.2~3.4 grams amino acid and 5~15 grams protein in dislysate. Therefore, it is very likely to cause malnutrition to patients.

2. Usually, some patients receive peritoneal dialysis at home. Sometimes, without the standard guidance of doctors, it can cause microbe invade into body easily thus causing peritonitis and wound infection.

3. It can induce hernia and edema in napes and pudendum and so on.

Peritoneal is suitable for most of patients with Chronic Renal Failure, especially the patients who have Diabetes, serious high blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases as well as elder people. However, if the patients have abdominal operations, abdominal infection, serious skin disease on napes, asthma and serious emphysema and so on.


As peritoneal dialysis have both advantages and disadvantages compared with hemodialysis, the patients should chose proper dialysis based on their own disease condition under their doctors’ guidance.

The Common Knowledge of Membranous Nephropathy

The symptoms of Membranous Nephropathy( MN): a lot of proteinuria, hypoproteinemia. Few patients present less proteinuria, without obvious swelling/edema, the renal biopsy shows that membranous change in the glomeruli.
There are two kinds of MN: the primary MN and the Secondary MN. Secondary MN means some disease cause MN, like Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, hepatitis or cancer etc. The aetiological agent of the primary MN is not clear.

The healthy life style for MN patients:

1) Control the salt intake.

2) Control the weight and do some sports

3) Quit smoking and drinking.

4) Keep a positive attitude.

The complications of MN:

1. Infection: a lot of immune globulins are leakage from the urine and long-term take immunosuppressive agent medicines, which reduce the immunity resistance, patients are very easy to get infection, like infection of the upper respiratory tract (cold), pulmonary infection, Enteral infections etc.

2. Thrombus: ① serious Hypoproteinemia cause the plasma oncotic pressure reduce, pachyhemia. ② the increase of liver decompensation cause hyperlipidaemia. ③ Some patients have taken too much diuretic medicines.

3. Acute Renal Failure: high swelling, hypoproteinemia, less effective blood volume, and meanwhile some patients over take the diuretic medicines and take the improper anti-hypertension medicines, which reduce the glomeruli filtration rate decrease, occur Renal Failure.

4. Protein and fat metabolism disorders

The diet for MN patients:

1. Proper protein intake. A lot of proteins are leakage into the urine, which cause the hypoproteinemia, reduce the plasma oncotic pressure, swelling is very difficult to reduce.

2. Limit the fat intake.

3. Increase the carbohydrate, ensure the enough calorie.

4. Limit the sodium and salt intake.

5. If patients with obvious swelling, they should limit the water intake. The water intake is the liquid which come from the food, fruit, beverage, transfusion etc.

6. Increase or limit the potassium intake.


7. Enough vitamin and mineral substance.

Creatinine Level and Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR)

Creatinine level and Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) are two important indexes in assessing renal function. Nearly all patients with Kidney Disease are familiar with creatinine level but some patients do not know what GFR is at all. In fact, GFR and creatinine level are related to each other closely.

Creatinine is the metabolin of creatine existing in muscle. In normal condition, it is discharged out of body by kidneys. If people are not affected by some external factors such as eating much meat, taking intense exercise and so on, the creatinine level keeps constant in normal case. The normal level of creatinine is 0.6 to 1.2mg/dL (50-110mmol/L) in general. For different reference value, the normal level may vary with different hospitals. Therefore, the patients should not judge their creatinine level is high or low without referring to the specific reference value. Some patients think that if their creatinine level keeps within normal range, they do not have kidney damage. In fact, this idea is totally wrong. As kidneys have sufficient compensatory capacity, the kidneys can maintain the normal filtration function. Therefore, the kidneys will overwork for a long time. Usually, the creatinine level does not increase until the patients lose more than half of their renal function.

GFR measures how much blood volume is filtrated in on minute by glomeruli. Glomeruli are the basic nephrons and every kidney is composed of 1 million to 2 million glomeruli. In normal conditions, glomeruli can filtrate blood so as to excrete excessive water and the metabolic toxins and wastes out of body. Once kidneys are damaged, they will lose their normal filtration function so GFR will decline. In another word, GFR is an index measuring the remained renal function. According to GFR level, Chronic Kidney Disease is divided into 5 stages. As follows:

Stage 1GFR > 90 ml/min

Stage 2GFR = 60-89 ml/min

Stage 3GFR = 30-59 ml/min

Stage 4GFR = 15-29 ml/min

Stage 5GFR <15 ml/min

GFR and creatinine level have a lose relationship. If your creatinine level is as two times as high as the normal level, your GFR is properly has been halved. If your creatinine level three times higher than the normal level, the GFR may have declined to on fourth of the normal level. In a word, the higher GFR level is, the lower the creatine level will become.


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A Healthy Diet for Patients with Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

A healthy diet is an important part of treatment of Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Eating a proper diet can help patients preserve their renal function and overall health. Therefore, the patients should make their diet plan based on their lab results.

Usually, the patients in Stage 3 CKD are recommended to eat 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram bodyweight. The patients should increase the proportion of high quality protein intake such as fish, lean meat, egg white and other animal protein.

As renal function declines, it can not regulate electrolyte and water balance in body normally. Therefore, the patients with Stage 3 CKD should regulate their food intake properly so as to make up for the problem.

The patients may limit phosphorus intake to help keep blood phosphorus or PTH within normal range so as to prevent renal bone disease. Controlling phosphorus intake properly can help patients preserve their remained renal function. Calcium and potassium is usually not restricted unless the blood levels are too high.
Moreover, if the patients have Diabetic Nephropathy or are accompanied with Diabetes, the patients should limit carbohydrate intake properly. As some patients may have edema and high blood pressure, they should keep a diet low in sodium.

In addition to keeping a healthy diet and receive treatment in time, exercising regularly and not smoking are helpful to improve kidney health. The patients should make their exercise plan under their doctors’ guidance and ask for tips on how to stop smoking.


There is no cure for CKD, but it may be possible to stop its progression and slow down the damage to kidneys. In most causes, the correct treatment and a healthy diet can keep a person and their kidneys healthier longer. If you can not plan a proper diet plan, you can just consult us line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

How Does Hypertension Lead to Hypertensive Nephropathy

Hypertensive Nephropahty is a kind of kidney disease with glomerular atherosclerosis, which is caused by primary Hypertension, representing a series of symptoms. How can Hypertension lead to Hypertensive Nephropathy?

Hypertension can cause great harm to organs and vessels all over the body. Long term of Hypertension may lead to blood vessels becoming stiffer, causing vascular fragility. Kidneys are the organs which are mainly constituted of vessels. When Hypertension patients can not well control their blood pressure for a long time or the blood pressure greatly varies, it can cause renal vascular becoming stiffer and fragility, which can easily damage kidney and lead to blood vessel breaking. As a result, proteinuria can occur together with other symptoms due to declined renal filtration function.

So Hypertension patients should well their their blood pressure by taking proper medicine, a healthy diet and other attentions. Besides, they should monitor their blood pressure regularly. Hypertensive Nephropathy patients should not only pay attention to those attentions mentioned above but also take positive treatment of Hypertensive Nephropathy.


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Can Alcohol Lead to Kidney Disease?

Among kidney disease patients, many of them have a habit of drinking wine, and they are often suggested to avoiding drinking wine. However, can alcohol lead to kidney disease?

Alcohol is metabolized into carbon dioxide in liver. Long term of alcoholism can lead to Liver Cirrhosis. In addition, alcohol can promote blood circulation and become a factor which can effect the condition of kidney disease.

Although alcohol can not directly cause kidney disease, it can lead to kidney disease further development. For example, alcohol can promote the secretion of sac liquid, which causes renal cyst to rapidly grow larger. Besides, when kidney is damaged, kidney function declines together. Masses of products of alcohol metabolism will aggravate the condition.

Consequently, for healthy people, they can properly drink wine and avoid alcoholism. For kidney disease patients, they should avoid alcohol which can aggravate the condition of kidney disease.


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What Are Dialysis Side Effects?

Dialysis is a common treatment for patients at the stage of Uremia. It can help patients to expel the internal excess water and waste products, which effectively relieves the symptoms of poisonous. At the end stage of Chronic Kidney Disease(CKD), kidney is seriously damaged and renal function greatly declines, causing the retention of excess water and waste products. As a result, Uremia patients have to take dialysis to help discharge them and sustain life. However long term of dialysis brings about a series of side effects.

Here are some side effects of dialysis as follows:

1. The frequence of dialysis will increase and the time of dialysis will be longer. At the beginning of dialysis, patients usually have some renal function, when patients take dialysis more frequently, it will lead to losing renal function. As a result, the symptoms of anuria will occur. Consequently, they usually will have to take dialysis to sustain life.

2. Cardiac arrhythmia: about half of uremia patients will suffer cardiac arrhythmia

3. dialysis disequilibrium syndrome:

4. Heart failure: it is the most serious side effect of dialysis.

5. Hypotension: it is the most common side effects of dialysis.

6. muscle spasm: it mainly occurs in foot, arms and abdomen.

7. Long term of dialysis will cause a series of complications which threatens patients' life, such as anemia, hypertension, infections, dialysis bone disease, etc.

Dialysis is only a treatment which can help patients to discharge excess water and waste products. It can not completely replace the renal function such as secreting function. So when patients have to take dialysis, they should also seek another treatment of this condition which will help them prolong the frequence of dialysis or even get rid of dialysis.


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What Is Creatinine Level for Dialysis

Many patients at the end stage of Chronic Kidney Disease often ask when they have to take dialysis? What is the creatinine level for dialysis?

Creatinine is the metabolin of muscles, which is usually discharged by kidney with urine. When kidney is seriously damaged, renal function will decline greatly. As a result, creatinine stay in blood. However, as kidney has a great compensation function, only when more than 50 percent of kidney is damaged will high level of creatinine be tested out. Consequently, serum creatinine is a sign of kidney damage, which can not reflect the early damage of kidney. When the serum creatine level is higher than normal range and reaches a certain level, it means that the kidneys are seriously damaged together with declined renal function. As a result, patients have to take dialysis to discharge waste products and sustain life. Then, what is creatinine level for dialysis?

Different countries has different serum creatinine level for dialysis. Generally, when serum creatinine is more than 450umol/L, patients have to take dialysis. However, for Diabetic Nephropathy patients, when the serum creatinine level is more than 300umol/L, they should take dialysis.

At the beginning of dialysis, patients usually have renal function. However, a long term of dialysis can cause completely losing renal function and a series of complications together with side effects, which greatly threatens patients' life. So patients should take positive treatment which not only treats high level of serum creatinine but also repairs the damaged kidney. So long as the damaged kidney is repaired, the renal function will be improved and symptoms of serum creatinine, etc, will automatically be relieved.


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Clinical Symptoms of Acute Nephritis

Acute Nephritis usually occurs after infection such as upper respiratory tract infection, skin infections and so on. Early inspection of Chronic Nephritis is very important for its treatment in time. The clinical symptoms of the disease vary with different patients. Some patients may not have any clinical symptoms. This kind of Nephritis is called subclinical Acute Nephritis. However, some patients may develop Renal Failure in several days in several days after infection. The common clinical symptoms of Acute Nephritis are as follows:

1. Hematuria

Usually, hematuria is the primary sign of Acute Nephritis. Nearly all patients will have hematuria and about 40% of patients have gross hematuria. Their urine presents cola-colored without blood clot in it. In most cases, hematuria will disappear in about 2 weeks.

2. Proteinuria

Nearly in all urine routine exams, the proteinuria result shows positive. But, usually the patients do not have mass protein in their urine and often keeps within 0.5~3.5 grams per day. About 20% of patients with Acute Nephritis will have mass urine protein (>3.5 grams per day) and even have Nephritic Syndrome.

3. Edema

Edema is also an early symptom of Acute Nephritis with 70~90% incidence among patients. Some patients only have eyelid edema in the morning, but some patients may have systemic edema.

4. Decreased urination

Onset of Acute Nephritis, most of patients’ urine output volume is less than 500 ml per day. Sometimes, decreased urination can cause azotaemia.

5. Kidney damage

Usually, the patients with Acute Nephritis have transient azotaemia, slightly increased serum creatinine and urea nitrogen. Most patients can recover normal after several days’ diuretic therapy. However, some patients may develop Acute Renal Failure.

Besides the above symptoms, the patients with Acute Nephritis often have fatigue, poor appetite, nausea, vomit, back pain, dizziness and so on.


If some people have the above symptoms after infection such as cold, upper respiratory tract infection and other infections, they should go to see a doctor at once so as to find out whether they have renal damage in the first time. If you have more questions about Acute Nephritis, you can consult us on line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

Can Proteinuria Prove that You Have Kidney Disease

Proteinuria is a common symptom of Kidney Disease. Therefore, many people worry that they have Kidney Disease when their urine test shows positive proteinuria. In fact, not all proteinuria can prove people have Kidney Disease.

In normal cases, people excrete less than 150mg urine protein per day. If the execration of urine protein is above 150mg it is called proteinuria. There are two types of proteinuria: biological proteinuria and biological proteinuria. Biological proteinuria is also called benign or transient proteinuria. Some normal people may have proteinuria in cases. But, this kind of proteinuria often does not last too long. This kind of proteinuria often occurs in the following situations.

1. Peudoproteinuria

For women, leucorrhea and some other secretion of vagina can pollute urine so they will have protein in urine.

2. Orthostatic proteinuria

This kind of proteinuria is mainly found among adolescents. When they lie low, proteinuria is negative. However, when they stand or walk, they will have a small quantity of protein in urine.

3. Functional proteiuria

Functional proteinuria often occurs in some stress states such as high fever, high temperature, and intense exercise and so on. In this case, the proteiuria will disappear after the stress states finish.

If your proteinuria does not belong to the above three cases, you are very likely to have kidney damage. It is caused by damaged renal intrinsic cells. Under normal conditions, our kidneys can block protein in blood from leaking into urine. However, if patients have kidney damage, their glomeruli and tubular lose their barrier function and reabsorbing function. Therefore, the protein will leak into urine.


Therefore, once you have proteinuria, you should make clear the its reason firstly. If so, you can adopt relative treatment against its root cause.

Skin Itching Caused by Uremia

Uremia is the terminal result of all kinds of Chronic Kidney Diseases (CKD). As patients’ renal function is damaged seriously, the patients will have a series of serious complications. Among those complications, skin itching torments patients all day.

Although they do not have obvious tetter or other skin diseases, they also have annoying skin itch and even have dysphoria and excitement for no reason.
Although skin itching does not threaten patients’ lives, it influences their normal life seriously. Many patients go to skin department for frequent treatments, but the skin itching has no improvement at all. That is because they do not know the specific reasons of skin itching at all, but just consider the itching as skin disease simply.

As the uremic patients’ renal function declines seriously, their kidneys lose the normal filtrating function. Therefore, the metabolic toxins and wastes will accumulate in their body thus influencing multiple organs and even skin. Therefore, the patients will have skin itching. If patients want to solve the skin problem, they should clear up the uremic toxins and further repair their damaged kidneys.

The patients with Uremia can clear up and eliminate the harmful substances in their bodies. Thus their blood will be effectively kept relatively clean, which provide a favorable environment for the repairing of the damaged kidney cells.


After creating a clean internal environment, Immunotherapy can be applied in this environment. Immunotherapys are undifferentiated original cells. They can regenerate mass of daughter cells to replace the damaged kidney cells to play their role. Therefore, the patients with Uremia can improve their kidney function greatly so as to regain the normal filtrating function of kidneys. As a result, their kidneys will be able to discharge the metabolic products in their body normally. Finally, the patients can treat skin itching from its root cause.

Symptoms of Acute Glomerulonephritis in Children

Acute Glomerulonephritis is a common disease in children ranging from 2 to 4 years old. Before the onset of the disease, the children often have prodromic infections such as respiratory tract infections (pharyngitis and amygdalitis), skin infection and so on. In most cases, the prognosis of the disease is good if the patients can find the disease and receive treatment in time. Therefore, it is very important for all parents to know the symptoms of Acute Glomerulonephritis in children.

1. Hematuria

Nearly all children with Acute Glomerulonephritis have hematuria. In the initial stage of the disease, about 50%~70% of children have gross hematuria and then develops into microscopic hematuria in 1~2 weeks. If the disease is not so serious, some children may not have gross hematuria.

2. Edema

Edema and hematuria are the early symptoms of Acute Glomerulonephritis in children. About 70%~90% of children will have edema. Generally, edema appears on eyelid and faces especially serious in the morning and then spread to low limbs. In most cases, the children only have mild edema, but some may have serious edema.

3. Proteinuria

Nearly all children with Acute Glomerulonephritis have proteinuria, but it usually disappears in a short time. Only few children may have a large amount of urine protein (>3.5 grams) per day.

4. Hypertension

The children with Acute Glomerulonephritis usually have mild or moderate Hypertension, but some may have serious Hypertension. It is caused by retention of water and sodium and increased blood volume.

5. Decreased urination

In the initial stage of Acute Glomerulonephritis, the urine output volume usually declines for edema. The urine output volume varies with the edema degree. The more serious the edema is, the less the urine output volume the children have.

6. Decline in renal function

In the initial stage of Acute Glomerulonephritis, some children have mild decline in renal function. The creatinine clearance rate declines, serum creatinine level and uric nitrogen increase slightly. However, some children may have acute kidney dysfunction. Some children have seriously declined urine output volume and even anuria.

Besides the above symptoms, some children may have dizziness, headache, nausea, vomit and so on.


If children have the above symptoms, their parents should pay more attention to their children for they may have Acute Glomerulonephritis. Early inspection of the symptoms will be beneficial for effective treatment of the disease.

The Common Knowledge of Membranous Nephropathy

The symptoms of Membranous Nephropathy( MN): a lot of proteinuria, hypoproteinemia. Few patients present less proteinuria, without obvious swelling/edema, the renal biopsy shows that membranous change in the glomeruli.
There are two kinds of MN: the primary MN and the Secondary MN. Secondary MN means some disease cause MN, like Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, hepatitis or cancer etc. The aetiological agent of the primary MN is not clear.

The healthy life style for MN patients:

1) Control the salt intake.

2) Control the weight and do some sports

3) Quit smoking and drinking.

4) Keep a positive attitude.

The complications of MN:

1. Infection: a lot of immune globulins are leakage from the urine and long-term take immunosuppressive agent medicines, which reduce the immunity resistance, patients are very easy to get infection, like infection of the upper respiratory tract (cold), pulmonary infection, Enteral infections etc.

2. Thrombus: ① serious Hypoproteinemia cause the plasma oncotic pressure reduce, pachyhemia. ② the increase of liver decompensation cause hyperlipidaemia. ③ Some patients have taken too much diuretic medicines.

3. Acute Renal Failure: high swelling, hypoproteinemia, less effective blood volume, and meanwhile some patients over take the diuretic medicines and take the improper anti-hypertension medicines, which reduce the glomeruli filtration rate decrease, occur Renal Failure.

4. Protein and fat metabolism disorders

The diet for MN patients:

1. Proper protein intake. A lot of proteins are leakage into the urine, which cause the hypoproteinemia, reduce the plasma oncotic pressure, swelling is very difficult to reduce.

2. Limit the fat intake.

3. Increase the carbohydrate, ensure the enough calorie.

4. Limit the sodium and salt intake.

5. If patients with obvious swelling, they should limit the water intake. The water intake is the liquid which come from the food, fruit, beverage, transfusion etc.

6. Increase or limit the potassium intake.


7. Enough vitamin and mineral substance.

Creatinine Level and Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR)

Creatinine level and Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) are two important indexes in assessing renal function. Nearly all patients with Kidney Disease are familiar with creatinine level but some patients do not know what GFR is at all. In fact, GFR and creatinine level are related to each other closely.

Creatinine is the metabolin of creatine existing in muscle. In normal condition, it is discharged out of body by kidneys. If people are not affected by some external factors such as eating much meat, taking intense exercise and so on, the creatinine level keeps constant in normal case. The normal level of creatinine is 0.6 to 1.2mg/dL (50-110mmol/L) in general. For different reference value, the normal level may vary with different hospitals. Therefore, the patients should not judge their creatinine level is high or low without referring to the specific reference value. Some patients think that if their creatinine level keeps within normal range, they do not have kidney damage. In fact, this idea is totally wrong. As kidneys have sufficient compensatory capacity, the kidneys can maintain the normal filtration function. Therefore, the kidneys will overwork for a long time. Usually, the creatinine level does not increase until the patients lose more than half of their renal function.

GFR measures how much blood volume is filtrated in on minute by glomeruli. Glomeruli are the basic nephrons and every kidney is composed of 1 million to 2 million glomeruli. In normal conditions, glomeruli can filtrate blood so as to excrete excessive water and the metabolic toxins and wastes out of body. Once kidneys are damaged, they will lose their normal filtration function so GFR will decline. In another word, GFR is an index measuring the remained renal function. According to GFR level, Chronic Kidney Disease is divided into 5 stages. As follows:

Stage 1	GFR > 90 ml/min
Stage 2	GFR = 60-89 ml/min
Stage 3	GFR = 30-59 ml/min
Stage 4	GFR = 15-29 ml/min)
Stage 5	GFR <15 ml/min)

GFR and creatinine level have a lose relationship. If your creatinine level is as two times as high as the normal level, your GFR is properly has been halved. If your creatinine level three times higher than the normal level, the GFR may have declined to on fourth of the normal level. In a word, the higher GFR level is, the lower the creatine level will become.

If you want to know your specific disease condition by the values on your medical reports, you can ask us one line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

A Healthy Diet for Patients with Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

A healthy diet is an important part of treatment of Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Eating a proper diet can help patients preserve their renal function and overall health. Therefore, the patients should make their diet plan based on their lab results.

Usually, the patients in Stage 3 CKD are recommended to eat 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram bodyweight. The patients should increase the proportion of high quality protein intake such as fish, lean meat, egg white and other animal protein.

As renal function declines, it can not regulate electrolyte and water balance in body normally. Therefore, the patients with Stage 3 CKD should regulate their food intake properly so as to make up for the problem.

The patients may limit phosphorus intake to help keep blood phosphorus or PTH within normal range so as to prevent renal bone disease. Controlling phosphorus intake properly can help patients preserve their remained renal function. Calcium and potassium is usually not restricted unless the blood levels are too high.
Moreover, if the patients have Diabetic Nephropathy or are accompanied with Diabetes, the patients should limit carbohydrate intake properly. As some patients may have edema and high blood pressure, they should keep a diet low in sodium.

In addition to keeping a healthy diet and receive treatment in time, exercising regularly and not smoking are helpful to improve kidney health. The patients should make their exercise plan under their doctors’ guidance and ask for tips on how to stop smoking.


There is no cure for CKD, but it may be possible to stop its progression and slow down the damage to kidneys. In most causes, the correct treatment and a healthy diet can keep a person and their kidneys healthier longer. If you can not plan a proper diet plan, you can just consult us line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

Symptoms of Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease

Usually, Kidney Disease progresses slowly over a period of years. To guarantee relative tests and effective treatments at different periods of the disease, the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) divided Kidney Disease into five stages. As different stages have different renal damage and symptoms, the patients should adopt treatments according to their own disease stage. The following article mainly describes the symptoms of Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease (Stage 3 CKD).
When GFR decreases to 30~59 ml/min, the patients develops into Stage 3 CKD. At this stage, the patients have moderate renal damage. As their renal functions decline, the metabolic wastes and toxins in their body. In this stage, the patients are very likely to develop complications of CKD such as Hypertension, anemia and renal bone disease. The patients in Stage 3 CKD will show the following symptoms.

1. Fatigue

Fatigue is a common symptom for patients with Stage 3 CKD and usually it is caused by anemia. As many patients may have poor appetite, nausea, vomit, bleeding and so on, the body can not get sufficient raw materials of blood. In addition, as renal function declines, kidneys can not produce enough hemopoietin, it can cause the numbers of red blood cells to decline in blood. Therefore, the patients often have anemia thus leading to fatigue.

2. Edema

Kidneys can keep the water balance in body by discharging excess water in body. However, once kidneys are damaged, they lose their ability in controlling how much fluid stays in body. Therefore, the patients may notice edema in their lover limbs and eyelid, especially in the morning.

3. Urination changes

Some patients may find foam in their urine for the protein loss in it. Also sometimes the urine appears cola color, tea color if it contains red blood cells in it. The patients may urinate more or less than before in Stage 3 CKD.

4. Pain in kidney area

In fact, most patients with Stage 3 CKD do not have pain in their kidney area, but with some kinds of kidney problems such as Polycystic Kidney Disease, Renal Cyst or infection, they may have pain in their kidney area.

5. Itching

As the building up of urimic toxins in patients’ body, it can affect other multiple organs and even skin so many patients may have itching.


If the patients have the above symptoms, they are very likely to have developed into Stage 3 CKD. Then they should go to see a nephrologist immediately. As there is no cure for CKD, it may be possible to stop its progress with timely treatment.

Diet for Patients with Nephritic Syndrome

A healthy diet is an important assistant therapy in treating Nephritic Syndrome. Therefore, the patients should adjust their dietary habits properly according to the specific characteristics of the disease.

1. As the patients with Nephritic Syndrome often have edema in gastrointestinal mucosa and ascitic fluid, it can influence digestion and absorption. Therefore, the patients with Nephritic Syndrome should eat more digestible, light and semifluid food.

2. When patients suffering from Nephritic Syndrome, they will lose a huge amount of protein in urine thus causing insufficient protein in body, which can cause indolent edema and afterwards it can cause the immunity to decline. Therefore, the patients should keep 1~1.5 grams/kg of high quality protein intake per day such as lean meat, fish and so on before they develop into Renal Failure.
However, high intake of protein also can increase renal blood flow and raise glomerular filtration rate thus making glomerular blood capillaries stay under a high pressure. At the same time, high intake of protein also can cause proteinuria to increase, which can accelerate glomerulosclerosis. Therefore, the patients with Chronic Nephritic Syndrome should keep protein intake within 0.7~1g/kg per day. Moreover, if the patients have chronic renal damage, they should decline their protein intake to 0.65g/kg per day.

3. As the patients with Nephritic Syndrome usually have hyperlipemia, it can cause arteriosclerosis, glomerular damage and glomerulosclerosis. Therefore, the patients should limit the intake of animal offal, fatty meat, seafood and other food containing fat and cholesterol.

4. Besides a huge loss of protein in urine, the patients with Nephritic Syndrome also lose much micronutrients and hormone that combining with protein, which can cause the insufficiency of calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron and other micronutrients. Therefore, the patients should supply those micronutrients properly from food containing abundant vitamins such as vegetables, fruits and so on.


A healthy diet is an effective way in declining damage to kidney damage for patients with Nephritic Syndrome. Therefore, the patients should pay more attention to what they eat and develop a healthy dietary habit.

How to Treat Protein in Urine

How to treat protein in urine? In fact, there is no a specific answer to this question for there are several causes of urine protein. Therefore, it is very necessary for people to know the fundamental causes of their urine protein and then treat the protein in urine against its etiology.

In most cases, urine protein is found among patients with kidney disease. Once glomerular basilar membrance is damaged, it will lose its barrier function. As a result, some protein will leak into urine. Therefore, if the patients can treat their kidney disease effectively, the protein urine will also disappear. Besides Kidney Diseases, there are also other causes of urine protein.

After urine is produced in kidneys, it will flow through pelvis, ureter, bladder, urinary tract and finally is discharged out of body. Therefore, if there is infection in any part through the whole process, it may cause urine protein. If the urine protein is caused by infection, the patients should eliminate it firstly.

In some causes, the urine protein deprives from kidneys, but the patients do not have kidney damage at all. In some conditions, the micromolecule concentration is too high. After they are filtrated by glomeruli, the renal tubular can not reabsorb them totally so they will leak into urine. This kind of urine protein is mainly found in multiple myeloma and occasionally in amyloidosis, lymphoma, and leukemia and so on. This part of patients should find out the specific cause of their urine protein and then if they can treat the original disease, the urine protein will certainly disappear.

There are also some non-pathological urine protein mainly including functional proteinuria and orthostatic proteinuria. The former is caused by some stress states such as high temperature, intense exercise, and trauma and so on. If the above factors are eliminated, the urine protein will also disappear. Orthostatic proteinuria is noticed among teenagers. When they stand or walk, the urine protein will appear. However, if they lie down, it will disappear. There is no specific cause of orthostatic proteinuria at present. As it is a normal physiological phenomenon, it does not do harm to people. If urine protein belongs to the above cases, it does not need treating at all.


As there are various causes of urine protein, it is very important for people to know the specific cause of their urine protein. If so, they can treat protein in urine effectively. If want to know more about the causes of urine protein and the specific therapies, you can consult us on line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

Different Clinical Symptoms of Lupus Nephritis

Lupus Nephritis is a glomerular disease, which is caused by Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE). Nearly all people with SLE will have kidney damage in varying degrees. Therefore, knowing the clinical symptoms of Lupus Nephritis can help patients receive treatment in early time so as to decline the damage to their kidneys greatly.

1. About 30%~50% of patients with Lupus Nephritis have no symptoms. However, there is abnormality in their urine routine examination. The urine protein result is negative or they may have less than 1 gram urine protein per day. Usually, the patients have microscopic hematuria and red cell casts, but their renal functions are normal.

2. About 40%~60% of patients have Nephritic Syndrome, which includes two types.

A: simple Nephritic Syndrome. The patients with this type of Nephritic Syndrome have a large amount of urine protein, serious edema and hypoproteinemia. The patients with this kind of Nephritic Syndrome usually have membranous pathological changes, which progresses very slowly. In 10 years, the livability of patients is 50%. Usually, the patients have inactive SLE manifestations.

B: Nephritic Syndrome together with Nephritis Syndrome. The patients with this kind of symptoms often have hematuria, hypertension, and kidney damage and also are accompanied with active SLE manifestations. The patients with the above symptoms belong to diffuse proliferative Lupus Nephritis. If the patients do not receive effective treatment, most of the patients can develop into Renal Failure in 2 years.

3. About 35%~50% of patients’ renal damage will develop into Chronic Nephritis. The patients often have urine protein in varying degrees, red blood casts and red blood cells in urine, renal damage and even Renal Failure. This type of patients often has diffuse proliferative pathological changes and its prognosis is very bad.

4. Some patients with SLE may develop Acute Renal Failure accompanied with active SLE manifestation. The pathological changes present Crecentic Glomerulonephritis, diffuse proliferative pathological change.

5. Some patients have renal tubular damage. They may have renal tubular acidosis, kidney stone and renal calcification.


As Lupus Nephritis has different clinical symptoms, once patients get SLE, they should watch out for the occurrence of the above symptoms so as to receive treatment in time and decline their renal damage to the greatest extent possible.

Is There a Cure for Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)

Is there a cure for Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)? Every patient with PKD must be concerned about this issue very much. In fact, as a genetic disease, there is no cure for the disease at all. However, you should not feel disappointed or depressed for if you can receive effective treatment and prevent the disease progression, you will be able to live a normal live.

In the western medicines, there is no effective cure for PKD at all. When the cysts are small, they do not cause symptoms so the patients can not find the disease or do not pay attention to the disease at all for they do not have any uncomfortable feelings. However, with PKD progression, the cysts will enlarge persistently thus causing oppression to the surrounding renal tissues, which can cause renal ischemia and anoxia. Afterwards, the patients will have a series of symptoms such as high blood pressure, hematuria, proteinuria and so on. At that time, their doctors may prescript some medicines to treat those symptoms or ask their patients to receive operation to shrink their enlarged cysts. Maybe sometimes, the patients’ symptoms can be remitted in a short time temporarily. However, those therapies are not aiming at treating the fundamental cause of the disease so they can not prevent their decline in renal function at all. Based on some researches, about 50% of patients with PKD will develop into End Stage Renal Failure.

For patients with PKD, the enlarged cysts are the main causes of their decline in renal function. Therefore, what the patients with PKD do is to prevent the cysts from enlarging and then shrink the big cysts. After achieving the above goal, the oppression caused by the enlarged cysts will be eliminated. Therefore, the renal ischemia and anoxia will improve, which can prevent the further decline in renal function. After PKD stops progressing, the patients should repair their damaged renal cells so as to improve their renal function to some extent. Therefore, the patients can live with PKD normally if they can receive proper treatment in time.


PKD as a genetic disease, what the patients can do now is to prevent its development and decline the damage to their kidneys so as to improve their living quality. There is no cure for PKD at all so the patients should keep a reasonable opinion on this disease. The earlier treatment they receive, the better prognosis they will get. If you are still do not how to deal your PKD, you can consult us on line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmial.com. Although our therapy is not a cure for PKD, it will certainly provide you a favorable therapeutic effect.

Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) Caused by Diabetes Need Undergoing Dialysis Earlier

Diabetes is a systemic metabolic disease, which can influence multiple organs. If the patients can not control their blood sugar firmly, it will cause Chronic Renal Failure. Compared with Chronic Renal Failure caused by other kidney diseases, the renal function aggravates more rapidly for patients with Diabetes. Therefore, the patients with Diabetes should begin to undergo dialysis earlier when they have kidney damage. The reasons are as follows:

1. As the patients with Diabetes have a high incidence of blood vessels diseases, once their creatinine clearance is less than 10~15 ml/min, it will be difficult for them to control their high blood pressure, which can cause fundus hemorrhage and life-threatening cardiovascular diseases.

2. Patients with Diabetic Nephropathy usually have protein synthesis disorder and decline in their total amount of muscle. Therefore, the creatinine level is not able reflect the accurate the real renal damage.

3. Compared with other End Stage Renal Failure without Diabetes, the patients with Diabetes have more serious retention of water and sodium, anemia and systemic toxic symptoms.

In consideration of the above causes, the patients with Diabetes should begin dialysis earlier. When the patients begin to have early uremic symptoms or have systemic edema, declined urination and creatinine clearance rate reduce to 15~20ml/min, they should begin to dialysis at once. If the patients control their blood pressure very well and keep good nutrition condition, it is proper for them to begin dialysis when their creatinine level decrease to 10~15ml/min. If the patients with troublesome edema, serious high blood pressure and poor nutrition condition, they should begin to dialysis earlier.


Therefore, the patients with Chronic Renal Failure caused by Diabetes should make their specific dialysis plan under their doctors’ guidance and begin dialysis in early time.

When Should Patients with Renal Failure Begin Renal Dialysis

When should I begin renal dialysis? All patients with Renal Failure are all concerned about this issue. Although renal dialysis can help patients excrete the toxins and wastes in their bodies effectively, it also can cause many side effects on patients. Therefore, the patients with Renal Failure should choose a proper time to begin renal dialysis.

Renal dialysis therapy can put much financial burden on patients. What’s more, it also can cause a series of serious complications such as low blood pressure, infection, muscle cramps and so on. However, if they delay renal dialysis, the patients may have many complications of Uremia thus influencing their prognosis. Therefore, the patients with Renal Failure should begin renal dialysis before their disease develops into critical stage and when the damage to other organs caused by Uremia is still irreversible and should not delay dialysis until they have had serious complications of Uremia. The following article lists some indications for dialysis.

1. The patients have uremic symptoms such as itching, vomit, nausea, fatigue, poor appetite, and decline in body weight and so on.

2. The patients with Renal Failure have serious high blood pressure, obvious edema, or heart failure caused by retention of water and sodium;

3. The patients have serious electrolyte disturbance, especially when blood potassium level exceeds 6.5mmol/L or have acidosis( PH<7.1);

4. The patients with Renal Failure have the hemorrhagic tendency or have uremic encephalopathy, peripheral neuropathy and so on.

5. Generally speaking, the non-Diabetes patients should begin dialysis when their creatinine clearance rate is less than 10ml/min. However, the patients with Diabetes should begin dialysis earlier when their creatinine clearance rate is below 15 ml/min.


The above article just has provided the reference indications. The patients with Renal Failure should make their dialysis plan under their doctors’ guidance appropriately.

Stages of Diabetic Nephropathy and Their Symptoms

In the western countries, Diabetic Nephropathy is the primary cause of End Stage Renal Failure. It is very common among diabetics with a long disease history. According to the different symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy, the patients should receive specific treatments based on their own disease conditions. Therefore, it is very important for patients to know the stages of Diabetic Nephropathy and the symptoms in different stages.
First, the following form lists the five stages of Diabetic Nephropathy

Stages of Diabetic Nephropathy	Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR)	urinary albumin excretion rate	proteinuria	blood pressure
Stage 1: glomerular hyperfiltration	Increase	Normal	Negative	Normal
Stage 2: normal albumin	Increase or keep normal	Normalor increase in stress states	Negative	Normal or increase slightly
Stage 3: early Diabetic Nephropathy	Roughly normal	Increase	Negative	Increase
Stage 4: Clinical Diabetic Nephropathy	Decline gradually	Increase obviously	Positive	Increase obviously
Stage 5: Renal Failure	Decline seriously	Increase obviously	Mass of proteinuria	Increase obviously

Second, the clinical symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy
1. Proteinuria
If the patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, it proves that their disease has developed into stage 4, namely clinical Diabetic Nephropathy. In the stage 2 and 3 of Diabetic Nephropathy, the patients occasionally have intermittent or persistent microalbumin, but their urine routine examination result shows negative. After their diseases develop into clinical Diabetic Nephropathy, the proteinuria will increase gradually. Usually, the patients will have mass of proteinuria in 3~5 years and even develop Nephrotic Syndrome.
2. Edema
With the proteinuria appearing, their patients will have edema. When the mass of proteinuria cause hypoproteinemia, it can cause blood plasma colloid osmotic pressure to decline. Therefore, the patients will have serious edema and even have ascitic fluid and hydrothorax.
3. Hypertension
Hypertension is an early symptom of Diabetic Nephropathy and can appear in stage 2 or 3. In the early stage, the patients usually have intermittent high blood pressure and gradually develop into persistent blood pressure. In return, Hypertension can aggravate the execration of proteinuria thus accelerating the renal damage, which is an important factor in aggravating renal damage.
4. Renal damage
Before Diabetic Nephropathy develops into Clinical Diabetic Nephropathy, the renal damage develops very slowly. However, with the appearance of persistent proteinuria, especially mass of proteinuria, their renal function declines very rapidly.
Generally speaking, if the patients can receive treatments in stage 1, their renal function can recover normal. In stage 2 and 3, their renal function can be improved to some extent with effective treatment. However, once their disease develops into stage 4, their renal function will decline at a fast speed. At that time, the patients can only treat the symptoms of the disease.
Therefore, the patients with Diabetes should do renal function examination, urine test and blood test regularly. If they have the above symptoms, they should receive treatment at once so as to preserve their renal function effectively.

 

Causes of High Creatinine Level

Creatinine level is clinically important because it is a measurement of renal function. Therefore, once the creatinine level increases, many people will worry that if they have kidney damage. In fact, besides kidney damages, there are several other causes of high creatinine level. The following article will explain the causes of high creatinine level one by one.

1. Kidney damage

In normal cases, after the creatine in muscle converts to creatinine, they will go into kidneys through blood circulation. At last, the creatinine will end up in urine and then be discharged out of body so it can keep a consent level in our bodies. However, once kidneys are damaged, they can not clear the creatinine in the body so the creatinine level will increase. In fact, creatinine level is not a very sensitive index in assessing renal function. Only when glomerular filtration rate ( GFR) declines to 1/3 of the normal level, will the creatinine level increase obviously.

2. Intense exercise

Intense exercise can place stress on muscle cells, which can cause creatine in muscle release into the blood stream, which can cause creatinine level to increase transiently. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. If you can adjust your exercise intensity, the creatinine level will recover normal after a short time.

3. Muscle trauma

When receiving muscle trauma, creatinie that is usually found within muscles may enter the blood stream because of this damage. Therefore, the creatinine level will increase.

4. Diet

The patients can get much extrinsic creatinine from the meat they eat, which also can cause the creatinine level to increase.


The above article has introduced the main causes of high creatinine level. Therefore, if your creainine level is higher than the normal level, you should make clear its specific cause and then adopt relative measures accordingly.

What are Autosomal Dominate Polycystic Kidney Disease and Its Symptoms

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is a genetic cystic kidney disorder. There are two types of PKD: Autosomal Dominant PKD (ADPKD) accounting for about 90% of PKD and the less-common Autosomal Recessive PKD. Autosomal Dominant PKD (ADPKD) characterized with enormous fluid-filled cysts on both of kidneys. In most cases, the symptoms of ADPKD develop between the ages of 30 and 40, but some can develop earlier, even in their children. Therefore, ADPKD is also called Adult PKD.
Generally speaking, the earlier the symptoms appear, the worse its prognosis will be. With Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD), the patients will have a series of symptoms. As follows: Autosomal Dominant PKD (ADPKD)

1. High blood pressure

High blood pressure is the most important risk factor in Autosomal Dominant PKD (ADPKD). Occasionally, the patients may develop headache related to high blood pressure. With the cysts enlarging, they will oppress the neighboring nephrons thus causing renal ischemia and anoxia. Then it can stimulate the kidneys to secrete more renin which plays an important role in controlling blood pressure. As a result, the blood pressure will rise.

2. Back or flank pain

With the cysts enlarging, they will oppress the surrounding tissues and cause stretching of the kidney fibrosis tissues so the patients will have pain in their back or flank. Usually, the patients only have slight pain. However, if the cysts rupture or have infection, the pain will become sever suddenly.

3. Blood in urine

If the patients with Autosomal Dominant PKD (ADPKD) do not receive effective treatment in time to prevent the cysts enlargement, they are very likely to rupture. As the cysts’ surface are covered with small blood capillaries, the blood will flow into urine. Moreover, if the patients are accompanied with cyst infection or kidney stone, they will also have blood in urine.

4. An increased size of the abdomen

With the disease developing persistently, the cysts will profoundly enlarge the kidneys. The patients can touch obvious masses on their abdomen. The enlarged cysts can replace much of the normal structure, resulting in reduced kidney function and leading to Kidney Failure.


As PKD is the fourth leading cause of Kidney Failure, it is very important for patients to receive effective treatment in time. Especially for people with a family history of PKD, they should take regular check so as to find whether they are affected by the disease and receive treatments in the first time. If you want to get a personalized treatments schedule according to your disease condition, please consult us on line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

Immunotherapy Has More Advantages than Kidney Transplant in Treating Kidney Disease

Immunotherapy as a new biological therapy is accepted by more people worldwide. It has showed its enormous advantages over Kidney Transplant in treating Kidney Disease.

1. It is very difficult for patients to get an available kidney source. Even if the patients are already on the UNOS waiting list for kidney transplant, it still needs a long time to have a proper donor. The wait is a big risk for patients with kidney disease, especially the patients having developed into End Stage Renal Failure. Many patients may die during the wait. If the patients plan to receive Immunotherapy, they do not need to consider the above issues for the sources of Immunotherapy are extensive. The Immunotherapy can be collected from cord blood, bone marrow, body tissues and so on. The patients can receive Immunotherapy at any time without delaying their treatment.

2. The patients receiving Kidney Transplant has to take much risk. According to some researches, the survival rate of transplanted kidney is 10% in ten years. In many cases, the transplanted renal function will decline gradually and even fail in a short time. However, Immunotherapy are totally different from transplanted kidneys. Immunotherapys are original undifferentiated cells so they have infinite activity. Therefore, they have higher survival rate than transplanted kidneys. After entering body, they can differentiate into the damaged cells to play their roles so the patients can get a improved and even normal renal function.

3. After Kidney Transplant, the patients have to use immunosuppressive agent to resist the rejection reaction all of their life. It can cause many complications to patients. However, as Immunotherapy are undifferentiated original Immunotherapy, the body can not identify them when they enter patients’ body. Therefore, Immunotherapy does not cause rejection reaction to patients at all. In this way, the patients can obtain a longer life than those receiving Kidney Transplant.

4. If the patients receive Kidney Transplant, that means they have to endure a big operation. This can bring much pain and danger for patients, especially for patients with Diabetic Nephropathy. However, Immunotherapy can be infused into patients through vein so it does not bring pain to patients at all. It can guarantee the patients’ safety to the greatest extent.


Therefore, if you are waiting anxiously for a kidney source or harnessed by kidney disease, why not choose Immunotherapy. If you want to know more information about Immunotherapy, you can consult our experts on line or email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.

Smoking Is an Important Inducement of Kidney Disease

Smoking can do much harm to people. It can do much harm to lung and heart. The recent researches have showed that smoking can lead to proteinuria thus causing or aggravating renal damage. Especially for patients who have kidney disease originally, smoking can accelerate the decline in their renal function.

Smoking can cause blood pressure to increase even for people with normal blood pressure. High blood pressure is one of risk factors in causing and aggravating renal damage. Smoking can increase the vascular resistance and increase the concentration of some substance that can contract blood vessels. According to some researches, some patients with primary Hypertension do not have protein in their urine. However, some protein can be found in their urine after smoking.
This proves that smoking can damage the filtration membrance of kidneys thus causing protein to leak into urine. Therefore, smoking can cause much damage to patients with kidney disease, especially those with Diabetic Nephropathy. Long term smoking can aggravate high blood pressure and cause more protein leakage thus accelerating its progression.

Smoking not only increases the incidence of Lung Cancer, but also increases the incidence of Kidney Cancer and cancer of urinary system.


Therefore, no matter you are kidney disease suffers or not, you should quit smoking for you heath.

A Latest Renal Cortical Cyst Treatment

Renal Cortical Cyst is one of Renal Disease. As the basic nephrons: glomeruli are located densely cortex, the cysts there can do more harm to the patients. In some cases, even if the cysts are small, they may cause oppression to the surrounding glomeruli thus leading to renal damage. Therefore, if the cysts exist in the cortical, the patients should receive earlier treatment.

However, in the conventional therapies, the patients just treat the symptoms caused by Renal Cortical Cyst such as high blood pressure, hematuria, proteinuria and so on. However, those therapies can not prevent the decline in renal function at all. In some cases, the patients use operation to shrink the enlarged cysts by pumping out of the cyst fluid or remove the cysts. However, the operation can not restrain the secretion of cyst fluid by the epithelial cells. Although the patients’ symptoms can disappear for a short time, they will reoccur when the cysts enlarge again. With the frequent occurrence of Renal Cortical Cyst, their kidney function will also decline and fail gradually.

For patients with Renal Cortical Cyst, what they should do firstly is to prevent the cysts enlargement further and shrink the enlarged cysts and then repair their damaged renal function.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is developed aiming at the root causes of Renal Cortical Cyst. The effective ingredients of Chinese medicines can inactivate the endothelial cells of cysts thus restraining their secretion ability. Therefore, the cysts will stop enlarging. In addition, the medicines can improve the permeability of cyst wall and blood circulation so the cyst fluid will flow into blood and then enter urine through blood circulation. At last, they will be discharged out of body in urine. As a result, the patients can get the goal of preventing the cysts enlargement and further shrinking the enlarged cysts. Moreover, the Chinese medicines can provide some nutrients for the repairing of the damaged cells. Therefore, it can improve the patients’ renal function to some extent.


The patients with Renal Cortical Cyst should not neglect the severity of the disease. They should receive treatment as early as possible so as to preserve their renal function to the greatest degree.

A Breakthrough in Chronic Kidney Disease Treatment

What will you do if you are diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)? The answer to this question certainly varies with different root causes of your diseases. For example, if you are a Diabetic Nephropathy sufferer, it is very helpful for you to control your blood sugar to decline your renal further renal damage. If you are an IgA Nephropathy sufferer, your doctor will prescribe some immunosuppressive agents to you. However, those therapies just alleviate their symptoms temporarily, but not treat the fundamental causes of their diseases. If your disease goes worse, you will have to undergo renal dialysis and further kidney transplant to maintain your life. The above lists the general treatment process in the conventional therapies.

From the above you can find that the conventional therapies can not treat the root causes of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) so it can not prevent the decline in renal function, let along improvement of the renal function.

Here are some effective methods for Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).

1. Traditional Chinese medicines:

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a new development on the base of traditional Chinese medicines. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an external therapy, which abandons the disadvantages of traditional Chinese medicines such as difficulty absorption, stimulation to digestive tract and stomach and so on totally. After the effective Chinese medicines are superfinely shattered, they can be penetrated into kidney lesions with the help penetrating fluid and osmosis devices. Firstly, they can improve the renal blood circulation thus remitting the renal ischemia and anoxia caused by the renal fibrosis. Moreover, it can improve the blood circulation thus making the toxins and wastes out of body. As a result, it can build a favorable environment for the repairing of the damaged intrinsic cells.

The effective ingredients in the medicines can help patients repair the damaged renal intrinsic cells and prevent the further renal damage.

2. Immunotherapy

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy are useless for the totally necrotic renal intrinsic cells. Therefore, if the kidneys are seriously damaged, only Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is not enough for the patients. Then, the patients had better receive the combined application of Immunotherapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. Immunotherapys are undifferentiated original cells, which can differentiate new cells to replace their roles. Therefore, this therapy can improve the patients’ renal function greatly.


The combined application of Immunotherapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has showed their enormous effect in the treatment of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), which brings much hope to all patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).

Complications of Chronic Renal Failure (CRF)

Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) is the advanced result of various Chronic Kidney Diseases. As the renal function declines, the uremic toxins and wastes will accumulate in their body, which can destroy the internal environment balance of body and damage multiple organs. Therefore, the patients will have a series of complications.

1. Gastrointestinal tract diseases

The patients with Chronic Renal Failure often have gastrointestinal tract symptoms such as poor appetite, nausea, vomit, nausea and so on. In addition, some patients even have mucosa ulceration and erosion in their gastrointestinal tract, which can cause gastrointestinal haemorrhage.

2. Renal anemia

The patients with Chronic Renal Failure often have anemia, which is called renal anemia. After the patients enter End Stage Renal Failure, nearly all patients will have anemia. It is mainly caused by the following factors.

A: The patients usually have poor appetite, nausea and vomit so the body can not get sufficient raw materials of blood.

B: The uremic toxins can restrain the blood marrow thus declining the production of red blood cells.

C: The patients often have gastrointestinal hemorrhage, which can cause red blood cells to lose.

D: As the renal function declines, the kidneys can not produce enough hemopoietin. It is the main cause of renal anemia.

The patients with renal anemia often have dizziness, palpitation, short breath, fatigue and so on.

3. Nervous system disorders

A: Central nervous system disorder: the patients often are slow in reaction, cold expression, and somnolence and even have abalienation, epilepsia and coma.

B: Peripheral nervous system: the patients often have abnormal feelings in their limbs. What is worse, some patients may have restless legs syndrome.


Besides the above complications, the patients often have bone diseases, skin diseases, and water and electrolyte disturbance and so on. Therefore, the patients with Chronic Renal Failure should receive early treatment so as to prevent its complications.

Symptoms and Prognosis of IgA Nephropathy

IgA Nephropathy, referring to the inflammation of glomeruli, is characterized by the deposition of IgA and other kinds of immune complex in the mesangial area. It mainly presents the following symptoms.

First, symptoms of IgA Nephropathy

1. Gross hematuria

Gross hematuria usually occurs within 24 ~72 hours after the upper respiratory tract infection. Sometimes, the patients are also accompanied with systemic symptoms such as muscle pain, urination pain, back pain and low fever. The blood red cells are mainly deformed red blood cells. After a few days, the gross hematuria will develop into microscopic hematuria. However, the hematuria usually reoccurs frequently when they encounter infections again.

2. Microscopic hematuria

In some cases, the patients with IgA Nephropathy have microscopic hematuria with or without asymptomatic proteinuria. It is usually noticed when receiving physical examination.

3. Proteinuria

Most of patients with IgA Nephropathy only have mild proteinuria and the protein in urine is less than 1 gram in 24 hours. However, some patients may develop Nephrotic Syndrome and can lose more 3.5 grams of urine protein in 24 hours.

4. Acute nephritic syndrome

Only a minority of patients with IgA Nephropathy may develop acute nephritic syndrome. They may have a mass of protein in urine, persistent gross hematuria, and edema, mild or moderate high blood pressure. What’s worse, their renal function may decline drastically only in several days.

Second, prognosis of IgA Nephropathy

Generally speaking, the prognosis of IgA Nephropathy is good. Its prognosis mainly depends on the following factors.

1. Usually, the prognosis of male patients with IgA Nephropathy is bad. Moreover, the elder the patients are, the worse its prognosis will be.

2. The prognosis of the patients with frequent gross hematuiria is bad.

3. If the patients are accompanied with a mass of protein in urine, the prognosis is bad.

4. If the blood pressure is beyond control, the prognosis of IgA Nephropathy is bad.

5. The patients with serious pathological changes, its prognosis is worse.


In addition, the location of immune complex also affects the prognosis of IgA Nephropathy. The patients with deposition both in mesangial area and capillary wall have a worse prognosis than those only have deposition in the mesangial area.

Kidney Disease and Heart Disease are related to Each Other Closely

Staying healthy and strong is our hope. However, many harmful diseases deprive our right of enjoying lives normally. Kidney Disease and Heart Disease are two common diseases at present. Moreover, those two diseases are related to each other result in more harm to patients.

According to some researches, Kidney Disease can increase the risk of Heart Disease. Once the kidneys begin to fail, a bodily reaction such as high blood pressure, anemia and so on will occur, which can accelerate heart disease. What’s worse, Heart Disease is a risk factor of death for patients with Kidney Disease.

For those patients with Heart Disease, the incidence of Kidney Disease is two times as high as those without Heart Disease. Heart Disease can narrow arteries in the body including those in kidneys.

Therefore, if the patients are diagnosed with either disease above, they should pay immediate attention to themselves. If the patients are diagnosed with Kidney Disease, the patients is highly recommend with ACE inhibitors or angiotensin II receptor blockers, which are also effective in lowering blood pressure. In turn, it is also helps the hearts.

For patients with Kidney Disease, they should undergo detection as early as possible so as to prevent the Kidney Disease progression. Moreover, they should control their blood pressure within control, which can decline the risk of Heart Disease and renal damage.

For patients diagnosed with Heart Disease, it is also important to keep their blood pressure within control so as to declining damage to their kidneys.


Heart Disease and Kidney Disease are related to each other closely. Therefore, no matter which disease you have, you should take preventive measures against the occurrence of other disease.

Early Discovering of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

The symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) are not obvious and also do not have any unique characteristics. Therefore, the only about 20% of patients can receive treatment in early time. In most causes, their renal function has been seriously damaged when they visit a doctor for the first time and even has developed into End Stage Renal Failure. Therefore, early discovering of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is very important for all of us. Early Kidney Disease often has the following symptoms.

1. Edema in eyelids and low limbs

Once the patients have renal damage, their kidneys can not adjust the water and electrolyte balance, which will cause retention of water and sodium in their bodies thus causing edema. It often appears in their eyelids and low limbs, especially in the morning.

2. Back pain

Some patients with kidney disease usually have back pain, which is caused by bleeding in kidneys, stretching of renal capsule by edema or oppression to kidney tissues caused by Renal Cysts and so on.

Therefore, if you have back pain for too long without clear reason, you may be affected by kidney problem.

3. High blood pressure

High blood pressure and kidney disease is related to each other closely. High blood pressure can cause and aggravate kidney disease. In return, kidney disease also can cause high blood pressure. Therefore, the patients with long history of high blood pressure should go to do urine routine test and urine albumin excretion rate regularly. Moreover, all patients with kidney disease should monitor blood pressure per day.

4. Urine output volume and its color

If the urine become red-colored or has a mass of foam or the urine output increases at night, these are usually the signs of early kidney disease.

5. Increased creatinin level

If the creatinine level is higher than the normal level, it proves that your kidney has been damaged seriously.


If you have the above symptoms, you should go to see a nephrologist at once, those are very likely the early signal of kidney disease.

Symptoms (Signs) of Kidney Problem in Men (Male)

In this competitive society, men have to endure enormous pressure from the society. They even do not have time to notice their heath issues. Many male patients do not know they have kidney problems until their disease develops the advanced stage. As their families, you should pay more care to them. If they have the following symptoms, it means that they may have kidney problem.

1. Edema

Edema is a common symptom of male patients with kidney problem. The edema usually appears in their eyelids or faces, but can disappear in the afternoon. What’s more, some patients even have edema in their low limbs and some other body parts.

2. High blood pressure

If the patients with kidney problem are affected by high blood pressure, they often have headache, dizziness and so on. However, some patients may keep high blood pressure over time, they will have tolerance to the pressure so they may do not have any abnormal symptoms. Therefore, some people may have high blood pressure, but do not have any symptoms.

3. Increased or decreased urine volume

The normal urine output volume is 1000~2000 ml/24 hours. If their urine output volume declines or increases, it may be the sign of kidney problem, especially frequent urination at night.

4. Fatigue

They often feel extremely tired without specific reasons even if they do not take part in any intense physical activity or exercise. If so, there may be something wrong with their kidneys.

5. Back pain

Some patients often do not notice this symptom for they usually think it is caused by overwork. In fact, if they have back pain over time, it may be caused by kidney problem.


The above article has introduced the main early symptoms of kidney problem in men. If your or your family members have the above symptoms, you should remind them to them to take further examinations.

What is the Best Way to Treat Nephrotic Syndrome

Nephrotic Syndrome is not an independent kidney disease, but it is a set of symptoms caused by various reasons. It is characterized by high levels of proteinuria, low levels of proteins in blood, swelling and increased levels of lipid, which is called “There Highs and One Low” in clinic.

Once Nephrotic Syndrome is identified, patients should receive follow up treatment. Generally, most hospitals will adopt hormone to treat it, which can be effective to some extent in the early stage of the disease. However, as the development of the disease, the effect of hormone declines greatly. Some patients even present proteins and occult blood again when inducements happen after they become negative. What worries those patients is side effects and complications will develop when long-time using hormone in a large amount.

The application of only western medicine can not reach a good effect that is why many people choose Chinese medicine. However, many patients who have used Chinese medicine have the experience that they are not greatly effective in a short time although with a large dose. Some materials in Chinese medicine really have the function to treat kidney disease. However, medicine can not be absorbed directly by the lesions in kidney when taken orally, leading to the consequences of taking effect very slow and even no effect.

Experts from Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital have developed “Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy” to treat kidney disease after long-time practices and researches clinically. In this method, the Chinese medicine can be permeated into the damaged lesions in the kidneys. Micro-Chinese Medicine can enlarge blood vessels and improve blood circulation of kidneys. In this way, the renal ischemia and anoxia can be reversed thus decreasing the further damage to kidney cells. At the same time, the active ingredients of Chinese medicine also have the following functions:

1. Strengthening the metabolic function of kidney cells, spurring the phenotypes transformation of damaged intrinsic cells thus preventing the further damage to kidney intrinsic cells.

2. The effective integrants of Chinese medicines can regulate the immunity thus preventing the further immune-mediated damage to the glomeruli.

3. The active substances of Chinese medicine also have the following functions: inactivating the renal toxicity factors such as inflammatory mediators, cytokines and growth factors; reducing the infiltration of inflammatory cells; decreasing the number of growth factors and chemokines; reducing inflammatory reactions and reversing them to normal metabolic functions.

4. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can promote the apoptosis of myofibroblast and immune complexes thus preventing the continuous excretion of ECM.

5. The Chinese medicines can increase the production of degrading enzymes in kidneys and spur the degradation of ECM thus reducing the damage to kidney tissues.


Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy treats Nephritic Syndrome from its root cause so the patients can improve their renal function to great extent.