Is There Any Treatment to Stop the Dialysis for Patients with Creatinine 14.5

2014-06-06 01:07

Question: My father's creatinine level is 14.5. He begins to do dialysis from last week. Is there any treatment to stop the dialysis? Please let's know the the details.

Answer: As we can see, your father’s creatinine level is much higher than the normal level (0.5-1.3 mg/dL). Dialysis is a quick way to remove creatinine level from your body and reduce the risk brought by the high creatinine level. But whether he can stop the dialysis or not, it should depend on patient’s medical condition. If his high creatinine level is caused by acute kidney failure, dialysis can be stopped if his kidney function recovers. But if his high creatinine level is caused by chronic kidney failure, dialysis can not stopped unless kidney function recovers. But generally speaking, dialysis can do nothing to improve kidney function. If you would like to get rid of dialysis, Polluted Blood Therapy may be a good choice.

This treatment is much similar with dialysis. It can also take the place of your damaged kidneys to remove waste from the blood. But the difference is that it helps repair the damaged kidneys. Polluted Blood Therapy takes advantages of blood purification therapies at both home and abroad to cleanse waste and remove stasis from blood. Our body has immense healing power. In a clean blood environment, your damaged kidneys can gradually regain their ability. In the treatment process, we will supplement essential substances into your body, such as vitamins, trace elements, organic acid and amino acid. They can activate DNA in the damaged cells and speed up the repairing and recovery of kidney function.

When kidney function improves, dialysis can be stopped. Because we do not have a clear knowledge of your father’s medical history, we can not give you the detailed information. Please send your father’s medical test report to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. After analysis, we will give you the answer.

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