Is Creatinine 9.43 Dangerous
Serum creatinine is one blood test item that is used commonly to reveal kidney condition. Normally, serum creatinine level ranges from 0.5 to 1.2mg/dl. Creatinine 9.43 is much higher than the normal value. Is it dangerous or life-threatening?
From the comparison of creatinine 9.43 and normal creatinine level, we can know patients’ kidneys must be damaged severely. This is because patients’ creatinine level usually won’t be higher than the normal unless more than 50% of kidney function has been lost. Faced by so severe kidney damage, patients should take some therapies to prevent their kidney disease from worsening and boost patients’ kidney condition.
The abnormal increase of serum creatinine level is due to decline of kidney filtration rate, so the treatment should begin from increasing glomerular filtration rate and lowering high creatinine level. From the above analysis, we would like to recommend the following therapies that can help lower high creatinine level effectively.
1. Food Therapy: Creatinine is generated from creatine, which is found in meat. Therefore, patients should consult their intake of meat. Besides, it is necessary to follow a low-sodium and low-protein diet plan.
2. Increase creatinine excretion amount: Some therapies do help to increase excretion amount. For example, Medicated Bath can make creatinine eliminated out of the body via skin, enema therapy can increase creatinine excretion amount through intestinal tract, while hot compress therapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can help increase kidney filtration rate. All of these therapies are based on natural remedies, so they won’t cause obvious side effects.
3. Reduce the level of physical activity: This can help reduce the production of creatinine. Besides, patients should also avoid strenuous exercise.
The above therapies are indeed beneficial to lower high creatinine 9.43. If you want to know more about these therapies, just leave a message below.
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