An Effective Treatment for Lupus and Kidney Atrophy

Lupus can cause damage to kidneys easily, and with the decline of kidney function, kidneys become smaller and smaller. To prevent kidney failure, patients must want to find an effective therapy for Lupus and kidney atrophy.

To treat this disease effectively, the treatment plan should consist of the following steps.

Step 1: Good management of complications

Lupus accompanied by renal atrophy is called Lupus Nephritis. It is one disease that may damage many other organs easily. In this condition, well control of complications can help improve patients' condition and prevent further kidney damage. For example, if patients have high blood pressure, they should take anti-hypertensive medications and follow a low-sodium diet plan to regulate blood pressure effectively.

Step 2: Cleanse the internal environment

Lupus causes immune complexes to build up in kidneys, inducing inflammatory reactions and kidney damage. To deal with Lupus and kidney damage, Immunotherapy is needed to remove these immune complexes from the body and regulate immune system to prevent the abnormal production of immune complexes. As long as these immune complexes can be eliminated out of the body, the remaining kidney functioning tissues can be protected very well.

Step 3: Provide enough blood and oxygen for inherent kidney cells

The normal function of kidney cells need enough nutrition and oxygen. To save atrophic kidneys, some Chinese medicines are needed to prompt blood circulation and nourish inherent but damaged kidney cells. When these cells get enough nutritions, they can become fresh and working again gradually.

In addition to medical therapies, patients should also follow a correct diet plan and lifestyle. Otherwise, their disease may be triggered again by some foods or unhealthy living habits. To get an individual treatment plan for your lupus and kidney atrophy, let me know your latest test report.

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