Chinese treatment for high creatinine in renal failure
Chinese treatment can a high level of creatinine in renal failure? Patients with renal insufficiency often have high creatinine. And if patients still do not dialysis, can Chinese treatment help patients reduce high creatinine?
A high level of creatinine is mainly caused by too much waste and additional fluid in the blood. Therefore, the elimination of toxic substances and products from waste plays an important role in reducing the high level of creatinine. There are several ways to reduce the level of high levels of creatinine, including dialysis, the therapy of purifying toxins from the blood and osmotherapy of micro-Chinese medicine. First of all, dialysis will be recommended for you to eliminate waste products and toxic substances. Although dialysis greatly affects the elimination of various waste products and toxic substances, it causes patients to experience many side effects, such as anemia, muscle cramps and headache. To make matters worse, dialysis is not a way to eliminate food waste essentially, because patients still have a chance to experience a high level of creatinine after dialysis. Long-term dialysis will end your kidney function, while you do not have other options other than kidney transplant.
In China, many patients use osmotherapy of micro-Chinese medicine, also provided for the treatment of kidney disease. This therapy is aimed at stimulating blood circulation and dilating the blood vessels, which allows you to bring a lot of oxygen and blood to the kidneys. Consequently, the cells and tissues of the disease can be gradually restored with a sufficient amount of blood and oxygen. And then a high level of creatinine can also be reduced by natural means and gradually.
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