Is High Blood Urea 380 Dangerous
Just like serum creatinine level, blood urea is also one indicator of kidney function. Blood urea 380 is quite higher than the normal value, so patients must concern their illness condition closely. Well then, is blood urea 380 dangerous?
High blood urea level can be caused by many disorders such as heart failure, digestive system bleeding, dehydration, severe infections, diabetic acidosis, kidney disease, and so on. Kidney disease especially kidney failure is the most common cause of high blood urea, so patients should take action to lower their high blood urea level actively.
To reduce patients’ high blood urea, patients can try the following methods.
1. Control the protein intake moderately
Urea is generated from protein metabolism, so patients should reduce their protein intake to prevent blood urea level from increasing. However, if patients can’t take in enough protein, they will be unable to meet their body need. In view of this, one glass of milk, one egg and 100g of lean meat every day can meet patient’s body need.
2. Increase the urea excretory amount
To lower high blood urea 380, it is necessary to increase kidney excretion amount. In clinic, many Chinese medicines and western medicines can stimulate kidneys to take away more waste products including urea. However, different patients need to take different medicines, so patients should consult their doctor in detail before taking any medicine.
3. Improve kidney condition
In addition to increasing GFR, patients should also take some therapies to improve kidney function level. If you are interested about Traditional Chinese Medicine, they can try “Four Ones” Therapy that is the latest therapy for treating chronic kidney disease including FSGS.
If you want to use the above therapies to lower your blood urea level, you can ask help online.
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