How to Reverse High BUN Level
High blood urea nitrogen (BUN) level indicates excessive amount of waste products build up in the blood. If left uncontrolled, deposits of these harmful substances can trigger many problems via blood circulation. Therefore, patients must concern how to reverse high BUN level effectively.
The necessity to reduce high BUN level
High BUN level is one result of waste products depositing in the blood. Then, high urea level are more likely to cause some complications such as less urine output, feeling dehydrated, metabolic acidosis, renal anemia, electrolyte imbalance, nausea, vomiting, and many other problems. Some of these problems may even be dangerous, so it is quite necessary to decline high BUN level promptly.
Effective treatments to reverse high BUN level
Since urea is mainly discharged from the body via kidneys, the treatments should be able to either reduce the formation of urea or increase kidney filtration rate. According to this requirements, several methods are worth a try.
* Food Therapy: Eating foods rich in high-quality protein but limiting the total amount can reduce the production of urea and lower high BUN level to some extent. Also, some other foods such as red bell pepper, cucumber, cabbage, and so on can help increase the glomerular filtration rate, taking away more urea and other waste products. (To get such a food list in detail, you can email to kidneyservice@hotmail.com.)
* Medicated Bath and Foot Bath: Both of these two remedies focus on increasing the excretory amount of skin, so as to reduce the burden on kidneys.
* Hot Compress Therapy: It is one therapy that can improve the blood circulation all over the body especially the kidneys, so more blood are filtered by kidneys every minute.
* Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy: This therapy is taken to rebuild kidney structure and improve kidney function. If your high BUN level is caused by kidney problem, you can learn more about this therapy firstly from the doctor online.
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