Food Good for Flushing Excess Fluid in Nephrotic Syndrome
Nephrotic Syndrome is not an independent kidney disease but a group of symptoms. Edema caused by fluid-retention is very common. There are some foods good for flushing excess fluid in the body of Nephrotic Syndrome patients.
Natural diuretic foods for Nephrotic Syndrome
Most of these natural diuretic foods have high water content. They include water melon, tomatoes, cucumber, cranberry juice, carrot, celery, eggplant, artichoke, grapes and asparagus, etc. However, some of them are high in potassium levels, and may need to be limited by some patients if they have high potassium levels in the blood.
You can send your test report to us at kidneyservice@hotmail.com or leave a message below. Our doctor on duty will reply you in 24 hours, giving you detailed suggestions.
Treatment for swelling in Nephrotic Syndrome
The root cause of swelling in Nephrotic Syndrome is damaged kidney function. As long as kidneys can function normally, excess fluid can be removed naturally. Neither diuretics nor certain food can improve kidney function. In addition, diuretics may cause side effects like hypokalemia and high blood sugar level.
To treat swelling from the root, you are suggested to take natural Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The effective ingredients can purify the blood and increase blood circulation so that kidneys can get enough blood volume and oxygen to repair damaged renal tissues. Therefore, excess fluid can be naturally excreted by kidneys as urine.
Maikang Composition, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Acupuncture are always use for treating kidney disease. They are all natural remedies based on traditional Chinese herbs.
They have been used in our hospital, Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital for almost 30 years. If you want to take them, you need to come to China. Any questions, please be free to contact with us.
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