How to Reduce Protein Excretion for IgA Nephropathy

IgA Nephropathy occurs when inflammatory reactions attack glomeruli. One of our patients suffer from IgA Nephropathy and his protein excretion is 2.7g per days. In our hospital, his protein excretion is declined successfully.

Why does protein excretion increase for IgA Nephropathy?

IgA Nephropathy is the most common primary glomerular disease, which is characterized by deposits of IgA in glomerular mesangial area. Then, glomeruli, also called kidney filters, can’t play their function normally, and they cannot keep nutritions in the blood successfully. For our body, protein is one essential nutrition and healthy kidneys can prevent it from leaking out.

However, IgA Nephropathy makes kidney filters fail to do their work. The builds up of IgA immune complexes cause inflammatory reactions, damaging glomerular mechanical barrier and charge barrier. Finally, protein leaks from the kidneys into urine. When protein excretion is more than 150 mg /24h, it indicates proteinuria. If it is more than 3.5g/24h, it indicates severe proteinuria. Proteinuria is one important factor that affects IgA Nephropathy patients’ prognosis.

How to reduce protein excretion for IgA Nephropathy?

Since increased protein excretion is attributed to damaged glomerular filtration barrier, the treatment should be able to repair this barrier. In view of this, patients can try Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Blood Purification.

Firstly, blood purification can remove a large part of IgA immune complexes from the body, so as to prevent further kidney damage and protect remaining kidney inherent cells.

Secondly, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is taken to dissolve the remaining IgA immune complexes with the help of some Chinese medicines. In this time, all of pathogenic factors are eliminated out. Furthermore, this therapy has the effect of expanding blood vessels, anti-inflammation and degrading extracellular matrix, all of which can prompt the restoration of damaged glomerular filtration barrier. As it becomes normal, protein excretion will be less than 150mg/24h.

These therapies are indeed helpful for controlling IgA Nephropathy, but they should taken with doctors’ guidance. To learn more about them, you can leave a message to kidneyservice@hotmail.com. I will send you a detailed introduction about these therapies for you.

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