How to Reverse FSGS Kidney Disease
FSGS kidney disease causes kidney filters to be damaged. As kidney filtering tissues are scarred, kidney function declines gradually. In this case, patients should take prompt treatments to reverse their FSGS actively.
The onset of FSGS
According to kidney biopsy, FSGS has a close link with immune disorder and buildup of immune complexes. Immune complexes can cause inflammatory reactions within kidneys, so inherent kidney cells are damaged gradually.
Generally, in early and moderate stage, patients still have chance to reverse their kidney damage and improve their kidney condition. If uncontrolled effectively timely, FSGS may aggravate into end stage kidney failure. Then, what we can do is to stop the progression of kidney damage.
How to reverse FSGS kidney disease?
According to the causes of FSGS, treatments that can help reverse FSGS kidney disease should include the following aspects:
1. Remove immune complexes: Because immune complexes are the pathogenic factors of FSGS, the first step should begin from removing these immune complexes and protecting the remaining kidney functioning tissues from further damage.
2. Repair impaired but not necrotic kidney cells: If kidney cells are only impaired, they can get recovery through getting enough nutrient and improved self-curative ability. To speed up the repairing rate of these cells, patients can try Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy can just help repair damaged kidney cells and improve kidney function level.
3. Regulate the immune system: Just like other types of glomerular disorders, FSGS may also relapse easily. Acupuncture, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Cycle Therapy, and so on, all can regulate the immune system and prevent the recurrence of FSGS kidney disease.
Through the following three methods, FSGS patients’ kidney damage can be managed very well. To learn more more about these therapies, you can leave a message below or email to kidneyservice@hotmail.com.
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