How to Lower High Creatinine for Person Born with One Small Kidney
“I am born with one small kidney, and my creatinine level has risen to 6.1 mg/dl. What should I do to lower my high creatinine level?” Do you have a similar experience with this patient? If yes, you should pay highly attention to your illness condition. Today, you can learn to reduce high creatinine level for people born with one small kidney.
What does high creatinine mean for these patients?
If one person is born with one small kidney, it is called congenital renal dysplasia. Our kidneys have great compensatory ability, so one healthy kidney is enough to maintain patients’ normal life. That’s to say, if patients’ remaining kidney still works normally, their creatinine level won’t be higher than 1.8mg/dl. Thereby, elevated serum creatinine level like 6.1 mg/dl indicates the remaining kidney is also damaged.
How to lower high creatinine with one small kidney?
The goal of the treatment is to preserve the remaining kidney function and try to repair damaged but not necrotic kidney cells.
To cleanse the polluted blood, several methods are helpful. Some oral Chinese medicines and western medicines can help diseased kidneys to excrete more waste products including creatinine. Medicated Bath can prompt sweating and increase skin excretory amount, so more waste products can be removed through skin. Enema Therapy is applied to prompt intestinal tract to eliminate more waste products and toxins.
These methods are taken to provide an clean internal environment for the recovery of damaged kidney cells. The next step is to take Chinese Osmotherapy.
Through expanding blood vessels, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation and increasing the self-curative ability of damaged kidney cells, this Osmotherapy can restore impaired kidney functioning tissues gradually. This can prevent both kidney failure effectively.
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