How Can We Reduce High Creatinine Without Dialysis
Can we lower high creatinine level without dialysis? Regardless of weight, gender, age, race and the amount of exercise, serum creatinine level is mainly determined by kidney function level or glomerular filtration rate (GFR). In severe cases, dialysis is often used to replace diseased kidneys to filter blood. Is there other treatment option?
Dialysis shouldn’t be the only way to lower high elevated creatinine level
As introduced by nephrologists, our kidneys are great organs that have strong compensatory ability. Even though kidneys are unable to filter blood efficiently, they can still maintain patients’ basic life. Therefore, patients don’t need to begin dialysis treatment unless their kidney function level is less than 15% or their high creatinine level is higher than 8.0 mg/dl accompanied by some severe complications.
Are there other therapies to lower high creatinine level?
I believe the answer won’t make you disappointed. Aside from dialysis, the following methods can also help inhibit the formation of creatinine or increase creatinine excretion amount.
Methods to reduce the formation of creatinine: We know creatinine is generated from creatine during muscular metabolism, so we can reduce creatinine formation from two aspects. One is to stay away from creatine-containing foods such as meat and creatine supplement, and the other is to avoid strenuous exercise.
Methods to increase creatinine excretion amount: Medicated Bath and Circle Therapy can prompt sweating so as to make more creatinine discharged via skin, Enema Therapy can prompt creatinine to be eliminated through intestinal tract, and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Clear Blood Pollution Therapy can achieve the restoration of impaired kidneys to increase GFR.
The above just lists some therapies that can help deal with elevated creatinine level. To get more detailed treatment suggestions, you can leave your question in the form below. We will reply you in 48 hours.
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