Diabetes can cause many complications, among which Diabetic Nephropathy is
one of the most severe. In China, we use the most advanced immunotherapy to
treat Diabetic Nephropathy. Many patients have been treated effectively with
this therapy.
How do you get Diabetic Nephropathy?
Each of us has two sets of immune system within the body. We call them innate
immune system and back-up system. Under normal circumstances, the innate immune
system works alone to protect the body from being affected by disease. If the
innate immune system fails to function normally, the back-up immune system will
be activated to cooperate with keeping the body in healthy state. However, an
immune defect disease may appear due to dysfunction of immune system.
Diabetic Nephropathy is just the result of undue immune reaction caused by
long-term Diabetes. Undue immune reaction will occur when the innate immune
system keeps sending signals to stimulate the back-up immune system to work or
the back-up immune system cannot control itself. During the course of undue
immune reaction, immune complex can be produced, and then deposit in the
kidneys. Over time, more and more deposits of immune complex will damage the
renal function.
Immunotherapy for Diabetic Nephropathy
Immunotherapy is targeted at treating Diabetic Nephropathy from the root
cause, which can take effects to remove the immune complex, recover the renal
function and regulate the immune system.
The natural remedy, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, is firstly applied to
clear the immune complex and create a favorable environment as well as enhance
the overall immunity of the body.
Then Immunotherapy is utilized to rebuild a new immune network. Immunotherapy
is a class of cells with self-renewal and multi-differentiation ability. They
can generate desired healthy renal cells to restore the kidney function
gradually.
Moreover, the immune system can be rebuilt; Diabetic Nephropathy can
be treated completely.
Immunotherapy has been used in our hospital to treat immune-medicated kidney
diseases successfully and has assistant numerous patients live a full life. Our
experts have accumulated rich experiences in treating kidney disease due to rich
clinical practices.
Know the causes and alleviate the symptoms are very important for kidney disease treatment,especially for IgA, Renal Failure, PKD, Renal Cysts, Diabetic Nephropathy.
2015年10月4日星期日
Symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease)
Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease) is caused due to longstanding
Diabetes, and is a primary cause for dialysis in many western countries.
Therefore, an early detection is very important, which can help patients adopt
prompt and effective treatment. The following are symptoms of Diabetic
Nephropathy, and we hope it maybe helpful for you.
Throughout its early course, Diabetic Nephropathy has no symptoms. With the progression of the disease, symptoms as follows may occur.
1. Protein in urine
The glomeruli have tiny pores that usually keep proteins from slipping through the urine. In Diabetic Nephropathy, the charges of glomerular filtration membrane is damaged. Initially, small amount of protein is found in the urine (microalbuminuria). As the renal function declines, the amount of albumin increases and microalbuminuria becomes over protein uria. Over time, the blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and serum creatinine levels also increase.
2. Edema or swelling
In the early stage, patients with Diabetic Nephropathy do not have edema (swelling). It usually starts in the feet and legs and may involve the entire body as the kidney function declines.
3. High blood pressure (hypertension)
High blood pressure can be commonly seen in people with Diabetic Nephropathy. Blood pressure rises as kidney damage progresses. Furthermore, high blood pressure will accelerate the deterioration of the illness condition.
4. Anemia
The kidneys can produce an important substance known as erythropoietin, which helps in the formation of haemoglobin. As kidneys are impaired, they fail to secrete erythropoietin. Consequently, the amount of haemoglobin falls, thus leading to presence of anemia.
5. Calf cramp
When the renal function declines, the of metabolicdisturbance of calcium and phosphorus will occur. Calcium reabsorption disorder appears which may lead to decreased blood calcium, osteoporosis and fracture. The calcium deficiency caused by kidney disease cannot be supplemented effectively. When calf cramp appears, you need to test renal function.
Symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy may vary from case to case. Once you are diagnosed with Diabetic Nephropathy, prompt and effective treatment can help you prevent further deterioration. After many years’ research and experiment, our hospital create an holistic treatment-immunotherapy. It combines Chinese medicine with western medicine to form an effective treatment system for Diabetic Nephropathy.
Throughout its early course, Diabetic Nephropathy has no symptoms. With the progression of the disease, symptoms as follows may occur.
1. Protein in urine
The glomeruli have tiny pores that usually keep proteins from slipping through the urine. In Diabetic Nephropathy, the charges of glomerular filtration membrane is damaged. Initially, small amount of protein is found in the urine (microalbuminuria). As the renal function declines, the amount of albumin increases and microalbuminuria becomes over protein uria. Over time, the blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and serum creatinine levels also increase.
2. Edema or swelling
In the early stage, patients with Diabetic Nephropathy do not have edema (swelling). It usually starts in the feet and legs and may involve the entire body as the kidney function declines.
3. High blood pressure (hypertension)
High blood pressure can be commonly seen in people with Diabetic Nephropathy. Blood pressure rises as kidney damage progresses. Furthermore, high blood pressure will accelerate the deterioration of the illness condition.
4. Anemia
The kidneys can produce an important substance known as erythropoietin, which helps in the formation of haemoglobin. As kidneys are impaired, they fail to secrete erythropoietin. Consequently, the amount of haemoglobin falls, thus leading to presence of anemia.
5. Calf cramp
When the renal function declines, the of metabolicdisturbance of calcium and phosphorus will occur. Calcium reabsorption disorder appears which may lead to decreased blood calcium, osteoporosis and fracture. The calcium deficiency caused by kidney disease cannot be supplemented effectively. When calf cramp appears, you need to test renal function.
Symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy may vary from case to case. Once you are diagnosed with Diabetic Nephropathy, prompt and effective treatment can help you prevent further deterioration. After many years’ research and experiment, our hospital create an holistic treatment-immunotherapy. It combines Chinese medicine with western medicine to form an effective treatment system for Diabetic Nephropathy.
What are the Causes of Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease)
Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease) is a progressive kidney
disease that results as a complication of Diabetes. It can be seen in patients
with chronic diabetes (mostly less than 15 years after onset). Causes of
Diabetic Nephropathy can be listed as follows.
■ High blood sugar
Elevated blood sugar levels can damage the blood vessels in the kidneys. The damage impairs the kidney's function to filter wastes and extra fluid from the bloodstream. Finally, protein and glucose leak into the urine, and the kidneys can not excrete fluid from the body, resulting in swelling.
■ Genetic factor
In some cases, the genes or family history may plays a role. However, not all person with Diabetes develop this condition.
■ High blood pressure
High blood pressure or hypertension contributes most directly to Diabetic Nephropathy. Research have shown that high blood pressure can be both the cause, as well as the result of damage that is created by Diabetic Nephropathy. With kidney function declines, physical changes in the kidneys usually cause increased blood pressure.
Moreover, persons with Diabetes who have the following risk factors are also more likely to develop this condition:
▪ African American, Hispanic, or American Indian origin
▪ Poor control of blood pressure
▪ Poor control of blood sugars
▪ The more obese you get
▪ If you are male
▪ Family history of kidney disease or high blood pressure
▪ Smoking
Recognizing the causes of Diabetic Nephropathy, we can take precautions accordingly. Intensive management of Diabetes and its symptoms, including taking medicines to reduce high blood pressure can slow the onset and development of Diabetic Nephropathy. Have a good control of the blood sugar level and keep your body weight in check will decrease your risk of developing Diabetic Kidney Disease in a large degree.
■ High blood sugar
Elevated blood sugar levels can damage the blood vessels in the kidneys. The damage impairs the kidney's function to filter wastes and extra fluid from the bloodstream. Finally, protein and glucose leak into the urine, and the kidneys can not excrete fluid from the body, resulting in swelling.
■ Genetic factor
In some cases, the genes or family history may plays a role. However, not all person with Diabetes develop this condition.
■ High blood pressure
High blood pressure or hypertension contributes most directly to Diabetic Nephropathy. Research have shown that high blood pressure can be both the cause, as well as the result of damage that is created by Diabetic Nephropathy. With kidney function declines, physical changes in the kidneys usually cause increased blood pressure.
Moreover, persons with Diabetes who have the following risk factors are also more likely to develop this condition:
▪ African American, Hispanic, or American Indian origin
▪ Poor control of blood pressure
▪ Poor control of blood sugars
▪ The more obese you get
▪ If you are male
▪ Family history of kidney disease or high blood pressure
▪ Smoking
Recognizing the causes of Diabetic Nephropathy, we can take precautions accordingly. Intensive management of Diabetes and its symptoms, including taking medicines to reduce high blood pressure can slow the onset and development of Diabetic Nephropathy. Have a good control of the blood sugar level and keep your body weight in check will decrease your risk of developing Diabetic Kidney Disease in a large degree.
Natural Remedy for Diabetic Kidney Disease (Diabetic Nephropathy)
Diabetic Kidney Disease (Diabetic Nephropathy) is one of the most frequent
and dangerous complications of Diabetes. Patients may have symptoms including
edema, increasing proteinuria, hypertension and combined diabetic retinopathy.
Without effective control, it may develop into Renal Failure easily.
Actually, in order to treat Diabetic Kidney Disease effectively, we should achieve the goals of blocking further deterioration, repairing the damaged renal cells and restoring the kidney function. The natural remedy combined Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy with Immunotherapy can guarantee us the above curative effects.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy for Diabetic Kidney Disease
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an innovative therapy of traditional Chinese medicine. The core technology is to micronize Chinese medicine into granules that are thousands times smaller than the original size.
With the help of osmoscope, the effective ingredients of Micro-Chinese Medicine can be penetrated into the kidney lesion directly. In this way, we can greatly improve the efficacy of Chinese medicine. After being permeated into patient's body, the medicine can take effects to improve the blood circulation and remove stasis. Besides, Chinese medicine also have functions of anti-inflammation and anti-coagulation, so further damages can be prevented. As the Chinese herbal medicine comes from natural plants and contains many microelements, so it can also provide necessary nutrition for the kidney repair.
Immunotherapy for Diabetic Kidney Disease
Based on Micro-Chinese Medicine, Immunotherapy is then applied to achieve more satisfactory curative effects. As original and unmatured cells, Immunotherapy have infinite ability to differentiate into various healthy renal cells to repair the damage tissues. In this way, the renal function get restored. As long as the kidney function recovers, symptoms like proteinuria and edema can be alleviated naturally.
Under the treatment of the above nature remedy, Diabetic Nephropathy can be treated well. Besides, other diabetic complications such as diabetic foot and diabetic retinopathy can also be improved and inhibited.
Actually, in order to treat Diabetic Kidney Disease effectively, we should achieve the goals of blocking further deterioration, repairing the damaged renal cells and restoring the kidney function. The natural remedy combined Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy with Immunotherapy can guarantee us the above curative effects.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy for Diabetic Kidney Disease
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an innovative therapy of traditional Chinese medicine. The core technology is to micronize Chinese medicine into granules that are thousands times smaller than the original size.
With the help of osmoscope, the effective ingredients of Micro-Chinese Medicine can be penetrated into the kidney lesion directly. In this way, we can greatly improve the efficacy of Chinese medicine. After being permeated into patient's body, the medicine can take effects to improve the blood circulation and remove stasis. Besides, Chinese medicine also have functions of anti-inflammation and anti-coagulation, so further damages can be prevented. As the Chinese herbal medicine comes from natural plants and contains many microelements, so it can also provide necessary nutrition for the kidney repair.
Immunotherapy for Diabetic Kidney Disease
Based on Micro-Chinese Medicine, Immunotherapy is then applied to achieve more satisfactory curative effects. As original and unmatured cells, Immunotherapy have infinite ability to differentiate into various healthy renal cells to repair the damage tissues. In this way, the renal function get restored. As long as the kidney function recovers, symptoms like proteinuria and edema can be alleviated naturally.
Under the treatment of the above nature remedy, Diabetic Nephropathy can be treated well. Besides, other diabetic complications such as diabetic foot and diabetic retinopathy can also be improved and inhibited.
2015年10月1日星期四
What are Complications of Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease)
Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease) can be caused by longstanding
Diabetes Mellitus where progressing decline of renal function leads to end-stage
renal disease (ESRD). If patients fail to control the illness condition well,
Diabetic Nephropathy complications as follows will occur.
1. Infections
Infections, such as urinary tract infection, are common in patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, which can be caused due to high blood glucose levels in prolonged course of Diabetes and long-term medication taking. Furthermore, infections will aggravate the illness condition.
2. Hyperkalemia
Patients may develop abnormally high levels of potassium in the bloodstream (hyperkalemia) due to severe loss of kidney function. As a result, symptoms include numbness, tingling, muscle weakness, and palpitations will occur. The hyperkalemia may worsen in hypertensive patients using ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor blockers.
3. Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia can develop in the condition when Diabetic Nephropathy progress into Renal Failure. In this case, the renal excretion of insulin will decrease, and patients will present Hypoglycemia.
4. High blood pressure
Diabetic Nephropathy can result in kidney failure and severe high blood pressure (hpertension) if it can not be controlled well. High blood pressure can increase the severity of proteinuria and aggravate the disease so as to speed up the damage of renal function. Patients will be sent into a more dangerous situation.
The above-mentioned are the common complications of Diabetic Nephropathy. In order to prevent the complications, patients need to receive prompt and effective treatment. Immunotherapy and Immunotherapy are the most advanced therapies for Diabetic Nephropathy, which can help you remit the symptoms and restore the kidney function.
1. Infections
Infections, such as urinary tract infection, are common in patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, which can be caused due to high blood glucose levels in prolonged course of Diabetes and long-term medication taking. Furthermore, infections will aggravate the illness condition.
2. Hyperkalemia
Patients may develop abnormally high levels of potassium in the bloodstream (hyperkalemia) due to severe loss of kidney function. As a result, symptoms include numbness, tingling, muscle weakness, and palpitations will occur. The hyperkalemia may worsen in hypertensive patients using ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor blockers.
3. Hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia can develop in the condition when Diabetic Nephropathy progress into Renal Failure. In this case, the renal excretion of insulin will decrease, and patients will present Hypoglycemia.
4. High blood pressure
Diabetic Nephropathy can result in kidney failure and severe high blood pressure (hpertension) if it can not be controlled well. High blood pressure can increase the severity of proteinuria and aggravate the disease so as to speed up the damage of renal function. Patients will be sent into a more dangerous situation.
The above-mentioned are the common complications of Diabetic Nephropathy. In order to prevent the complications, patients need to receive prompt and effective treatment. Immunotherapy and Immunotherapy are the most advanced therapies for Diabetic Nephropathy, which can help you remit the symptoms and restore the kidney function.
How to Arrange the Diet of Diabetic Nephropathy
Diet plays an essential role in treating Diabetic Nephropathy. A proper diet
can help patients maintain good nutritional status as well as slow the
progression of kidney disease. Then how to arrange the diet of Diabetic
Nephropathy? The following are some useful advice for you.
Firstly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients need to pay attention to the carbohydrate supply. Carbohydrate is not only the main energy source, but also has great influence on the blood sugar levels. Patients may spread carbohydrate intake into smaller meals and snacks. Breads and grains, fruit, milk, starchy vegetables and so on are major sources of carbohydrate.
Secondly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients should limit the intake of sodium. The recommended daily sodium intake is less than 1,500mg/day. Patients can choose foods including fresh and frozen fruits, vegetables and meats. Limit or avoid processed, canned foods. In general, low-sodium foods refers to those have less than 5% the daily value for sodium.
Thirdly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients had better modulate protein intake. In the early stage of kidney disease, you should limit the intake of protein. However, if the blood sugar can not controlled well, the protein turnover gets accelerated, so you need to increase the protein intake.
Fourthly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients must restrict the intake of potassium. Since the renal function is damaged, potassium will build up in the blood. High potassium can influence heart rhythm. Therefore, you must limit or avoid eating high-potassium foods such as bananas, cantaloupe, kiwi, oranges, avocado, cooked broccoli, potatoes, spinach, vegetable juice and tomato products, etc.
Finally, Diabetic Nephropathy patients have to limit phosphorus. Due to declined renal function, phosphorus may build up in the blood, making bones more brittle and leading to itchy skin and bone and joint pain. you can reduce the intake of foods with added phosphorus. Other high-phosphorus foods include bran, oatmeal and colas.
Firstly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients need to pay attention to the carbohydrate supply. Carbohydrate is not only the main energy source, but also has great influence on the blood sugar levels. Patients may spread carbohydrate intake into smaller meals and snacks. Breads and grains, fruit, milk, starchy vegetables and so on are major sources of carbohydrate.
Secondly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients should limit the intake of sodium. The recommended daily sodium intake is less than 1,500mg/day. Patients can choose foods including fresh and frozen fruits, vegetables and meats. Limit or avoid processed, canned foods. In general, low-sodium foods refers to those have less than 5% the daily value for sodium.
Thirdly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients had better modulate protein intake. In the early stage of kidney disease, you should limit the intake of protein. However, if the blood sugar can not controlled well, the protein turnover gets accelerated, so you need to increase the protein intake.
Fourthly, Diabetic Nephropathy patients must restrict the intake of potassium. Since the renal function is damaged, potassium will build up in the blood. High potassium can influence heart rhythm. Therefore, you must limit or avoid eating high-potassium foods such as bananas, cantaloupe, kiwi, oranges, avocado, cooked broccoli, potatoes, spinach, vegetable juice and tomato products, etc.
Finally, Diabetic Nephropathy patients have to limit phosphorus. Due to declined renal function, phosphorus may build up in the blood, making bones more brittle and leading to itchy skin and bone and joint pain. you can reduce the intake of foods with added phosphorus. Other high-phosphorus foods include bran, oatmeal and colas.
Clinical Diagnosis of Diabetic Nephropathy (Diabetic Kidney Disease)
We all know that an early diagnosis of Diabetic Nephropathy is of great
importance, because it can help us prevent and control the disease so as to
reduce its morbidity and mortality. Besides, it is also helpful to have
knowledge of clinical diagnosis of this disorder. How to diagnose Diabetic
Nephropathy clinically? The following are some detailed introduction.
Firstly, it is available to diagnose Diabetic Nephropathy with a kidney biopsy. We can detect increased mesangial matrix and thickening of the glomerular basement membrane in the light microscopic findings. Immunofluorescence is featured by increased staining of the glomerular and tubular basement membrane and Bowman's capsule for IgG and albumin in a linear pattern.
Secondly, the clinical presentation of Diabetic Nephropathy contributes to the diagnosis. For example, a diagnosis of the disease can be inferred if a patient had Diabetes for at least 7~10 years, developed diabetic retinopathy, and had macroscopic proteinuria (albuminuria>300mg/d). However, if the patient has severe proteinurina but do not show a sufficient period of time and/or retinopathy, may require renal biopsy. Those patients may suffer from primary glomerulopathies such as Membranous Nephropathy, or other glomerular diseases.
Thirdly, early in the course of Diabetic Nephropathy, the serum is normal despite severe proteinuria (>3g/24h). Therefore, diabetics with elevated serum creatinine in the absence of macroscopic urine protein may also suggest possible diagnosis of Diabetic Nephropathy. It should be noticed that this method is less useful in patients treated with ACE inhibitors or angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), since both classes of drugs are known to reduce glomerular proteinuria.
Once diagnosed with Diabetic Nephropathy, you should resort to prompt and effective treatment. Here we recommend Immunotherapy-the most advanced therapy for kidney disease. It belongs to a natural treatment without any side effects to patients. Under this treatment, the damaged kidney function can be restored so the symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy will disappear spontaneously. So it is a good choice for you.
Firstly, it is available to diagnose Diabetic Nephropathy with a kidney biopsy. We can detect increased mesangial matrix and thickening of the glomerular basement membrane in the light microscopic findings. Immunofluorescence is featured by increased staining of the glomerular and tubular basement membrane and Bowman's capsule for IgG and albumin in a linear pattern.
Secondly, the clinical presentation of Diabetic Nephropathy contributes to the diagnosis. For example, a diagnosis of the disease can be inferred if a patient had Diabetes for at least 7~10 years, developed diabetic retinopathy, and had macroscopic proteinuria (albuminuria>300mg/d). However, if the patient has severe proteinurina but do not show a sufficient period of time and/or retinopathy, may require renal biopsy. Those patients may suffer from primary glomerulopathies such as Membranous Nephropathy, or other glomerular diseases.
Thirdly, early in the course of Diabetic Nephropathy, the serum is normal despite severe proteinuria (>3g/24h). Therefore, diabetics with elevated serum creatinine in the absence of macroscopic urine protein may also suggest possible diagnosis of Diabetic Nephropathy. It should be noticed that this method is less useful in patients treated with ACE inhibitors or angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs), since both classes of drugs are known to reduce glomerular proteinuria.
Once diagnosed with Diabetic Nephropathy, you should resort to prompt and effective treatment. Here we recommend Immunotherapy-the most advanced therapy for kidney disease. It belongs to a natural treatment without any side effects to patients. Under this treatment, the damaged kidney function can be restored so the symptoms of Diabetic Nephropathy will disappear spontaneously. So it is a good choice for you.
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