Will Dialysis Reduce Creatinine Level
Serum creatinine level is often used to reveal how well kidneys are functioning. If Scr is very high, patients must be suggested to do dialysis. Will dialysis lower high creatinine level?
Of course, the answer is yes. When kidneys are unable to excrete creatinine from the blood thoroughly, serum creatinine level will become higher and higher. The main dialysis function is to remove extra fluid and small molecular waste products from the body, while creatinine just belongs to small molecular substance. Therefore, dialysis is often used to help kidneys to lower high creatinine level, maintain fluid balance, regulate blood pressure, and so on.
If you have begun dialysis treatment, you can find your creatinine level reduces obviously and quickly after kidney dialysis. For example, some kidney failure patients' serum creatinine level reduces from 11 to 7 mg/dl. However, because most kidney patients usually take three times of dialysis every week, extra creatinine may build up in the blood again during dialysis sessions. Then, patients may find their creatinine increases during dialysis sessions.
From the above analysis, we can know although dialysis can help lower high creatinine level, it is not one fundamental therapy. If patients want to get greater therapeutic effects, they should try some therapies that can not only cleanse the blood but also repair damaged kidney cells.
According to this requirement, Clear Blood Pollution Therapy is worth a try which consists of three steps.
Step 1: doctors use various types of blood purification methods to cleanse the blood completely.
Step 2: add some essential nutritions into the blood for prompting the normalization of blood circulation.
Step 3: stimulate the recovery of impaired kidney filtering system.
To learn more about Clear Blood Pollution Therapy and dialysis's effect, you can leave a message below or email to kidneyservice@hotmail.com.
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