Can Damaged Kidneys Be Rejuvenated
Until now, kidney disease is still one big problem in modern medicine. Damaged kidneys can affect any part of the body, so patients hope their damaged kidneys can be rejuvenated. Can this be achieved?
The answer should depend on patients' illness condition. If patients' inherent kidney cells are just impaired, effective therapies can still rejuvenate kidney functioning tissues. However, if all of kidney functioning tissues completely die, we can do nothing to save kidneys any more.
If you are experiencing chronic kidney disease, tell us about your serum creatinine level, BUN level and GFR level. Therefore, kidney experts here can determine whether your damaged kidneys can be rejuvenated or not. If the answer is yes, you can try the following therapies to improve your kidney condition.
1. Follow a scientific diet plan
A healthy diet plan can support medical therapies to treat chronic kidney disease, although their effects are not so obvious. Basic dietary suggestions include low protein, low sodium, low potassium and low phosphorus. The detailed diet plan should depend on patients' illness condition, so consult the Doctor online to get more suggestions.
2. Manage kidney disease complications actively
Proteinuria and high blood pressure are two common complications that can speed up the progression of kidney damage, so if patients have one of these symptoms and complications, they should take medications to control their problems timely. For example, ACEI and ARBs are often used to lower high blood pressure and protein leakage.
3. Nourish blood and prompt the recovery of kidney cells
Increase the blood flow into kidneys and improve the self-curative ability of damaged kidney cells that is the key to rebuilding kidney structure. TCM and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy are useful therapies to make damaged kidney cells back to normal.
To learn how to rejuvenate your damaged kidney cells, you can consult the doctor online or leave a message below.
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