Question: My mom is suffering from kidney disease. And last creatinine report is 9.9 and urea 79. Kindly tell me what is the stage and is dialysis urgently necessary or not?
Answer: From what your said, your mother is in end stage renal disease. Generally speaking, when creatinine level is higher than 6, dialysis is suggested, but whether you start it or not does not depend on high creatinine level. If she does not have any high risky complications such as heart failure and high blood potassium level, and her urine volume is normal, besides, her swelling is not obvious, she can put off dialysis. In such a case, she can take some conservative treatment to lower high creatinine level, after all dialysis can not cure any disease. It is just to take place of damaged kidneys to remove waste products and excess fluid out of body.
Conservative treatment to lower high creatinine 9.9
In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, Toxin-Removing Treatment is often used. This is a systemic Chinese medicine treatment, which takes advantage of various Chinese medicine therapies, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Enema therapy, Steam Therapy, Mai Kang Mixture and oral Chinese medicine to remove waste products and excess fluid out of body. It can also dilate blood vessels and remove stasis to improve blood circulation and increase blood flow into damaged kidneys to provide them with enough essential elements to speed up kidney recovery. After about half month’s treatment, her high creatinine level will go down at least 10%. Her urea will also decrease. After about one month’s treatment, her kidney function will increase gradually. With improvement of renal function, creatinine and urea can be passed out of body naturally.
Whether dialysis is urgently necessary for patients with high creatinine 9.9 or not depends on many factors. If you want to get an accurate answer, please send your medical test report to kidney-symptoms@hotmail.com. After analyzing your case, we will reply you and give you some personalized guidance on treatment.
