Ways to Get Creatinine and BUN levels Down

2014-04-19 03:55

Questions: I have a friend who has PKD, and his creatinine level and BUN level are both higher than the normal level. Now his creatinine level is 1.5, and his BUN level is 39. Can you tell me the ways to get creatinine and BUN levels down?

Answer: You said your friend has PKD and his creatinine level and BUN level are elevated, which means his kidneys have been damaged severely. PKD, which is also called polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease with numerous kidney cysts on kidneys. With the increase and enlargement of kidney cysts, they will suppress the surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage.

Creatinine and BUN are the waste products in blood, which are mainly excreted by kidneys. However, when the kidneys are damaged severely, the creatinine and BUN will build up in blood, which will cause the increase levels of creatinine and BUN in blood. For creatinine 1.5 and BUN 39, they are both higher than the normal levels. In this condition, patients need to have effective treatment to lower the two levels, which can help protect the residual kidney function and prevent further damage to kidneys.

Since the main cause of elevated creatinine and BUN levels are caused by kidney damage and low kidney function, so your friend need to have effective treatment to improve his kidney function, which can help lower the high creatinine and high BUN levels fundamentally.

Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which has the function of repairing the damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Through a systemic treatment, it can help your friend get better and improve his kidney function.

In addition, he also need to keep a well planed diet, which can help reduce the kidney burden and slow down the progression of kidney failure. Since the words limited here, you can send his recent test report to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com, then I can analysis his illness condition and make a good diet plan and give more treatment information to him.

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