How To Lower BUN 121 in PKD

2015-01-05 01:54

How to lower BUN 121 in PKD? PKD, polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease, and there are multiple kidney cysts on kidneys. If the kidney cysts are increased and get enlarged, it will finally cause severe kidney damage without effective treatment. Then patients may suffer from high BUN level in blood. In this article, we will talk about the BUN 121 and PKD, and we will get the solutions to help lower BUN.

What does BUN 121 mean for PKD patients?

BUN, blood urea nitrogen, is often regarded as a sign of kidney function, which is much similar with creatinine. Urea nitrogen is the waste product of muscle metabolism, and it is mainly excreted by kidneys. When kidneys are damaged severely, or there are less than 50% kidney function, patients will have elevation of BUN level.

BUN 121 is much higher than the normal level 9-20 mg/dl, so it means the kidneys have been damaged severely by the enlargement of kidney cysts in PKD. In this condition, patients need to have effective treatment to help shrink kidney cysts and improve kidney function.

Then how to lower BUN 121 in PKD?

From above, we can know the main cause of the BUN 121 in PKD. Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is a natural herbal treatment inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospital. The osmotherapy can help shrink kidney cysts and prevent the enlargement of kidney cysts, and it can also help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Then the BUN can be reduced naturally and fundamentally.

Besides, patients also need to limit the protein intake, because too much protein intake will produce more urea nitrogen and increase kidney burden. They need to take proper amount of high quality protein, which will produce less urea nitrogen.

So PKD patients who suffer from high BUN level need to have early treatment, which can help slow down their progression and make a good prognosis for them. If you still have any questions, you can ask online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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