How to Avoid Dialysis With Creatinine 9.7

2015-06-18 01:41

How to avoid dialysis with creatinine 9.7? This is a question we received from our mail box, pkdtreatment169@gmail.com, in the following article, we will get further understanding of this question. If you still have any problems after reading, you can consult online doctor, or you can also leave a message below.

Creatinine 9.7 is much higher than the normal level 0.5-1.3 mg/dl, and it means the kidneys have been damaged severely in kidney disease patients. In this condition, there will be lots of toxins and wastes building up in blood, which will cause the symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, skin itching, swelling, etc. In general, if the creatinine level is higher than 5, patients will be recommended to take dialysis, which can remove the excess fluid and waste products out. However, once patients start dialysis, they need to do it regularly and frequently, and they may need to live on dialysis all their life long. Beside, the long term dialysis can also cause some severe side effects for patients, so patients would like to take some alternative treatment to prevent dialysis.

Then how to avoid dialysis with creatinine 9.7?

In order to prevent dialysis, the high creatinine 9.7 patients need to take treatment which can remove the toxins and wastes out into urine and improve the kidney function.

Here we recommend the 4M therapies inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospital, and the 4 M therapies include Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Foot Bath Therapy, Oral Chinese Medicine Therapy, Mai Kang Mixture. These therapies aim at dilating blood vessels and increase blood circulation, then it can remove toxins and wastes out into urine. Besides, the 4M therapies will bring more nutrition and oxygen to kidneys after purifying the blood, then it can help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Once the kidney function is improved effectively, it can also reduce the high creatinine 9.7 from root and make a good prognosis for patients.

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