Symptoms of High Creatinine Level 7

2014-10-03 05:50

High creatinine level 7 is a very dangerous condition and for kidney failure patients whose serum creatinine level is as high as 7, they are very likely to experience the following symptoms:

1. Nausea and vomiting

Nausea is one of the most common symptoms that high creatinine level patients are likely to experience. In some severe cases, patients even vomit and this is especially serious in the morning. At that time, drinking some water is helpful to alleviate this discomfort.

2. Skin itching

Skin itching is also a problem that patients with creatinine level 7 may experience. Skin problem appears mainly due to high levels of toxins in the blood, so cleansing blood can help to alleviate this problem. Besides, in some serious cases, skin itching appears due to nerve problem caused by high levels of toxins in the blood. Under such a condition, skin itching can be not alleviated after dialysis.

3. Breath with difficulty

When creatinine level is as high as 7, kidney failure patients may find they have difficult in breathing which may be related with fluid retention in lung and renal anemia. If this condition is caused by pulmonary edema, dialysis is needed as soon as possible to remove excess fluid out of the body.

4. Reduced urine output

Normal serum creatinine level should be in the range 0.5-1.3mg/dL. Creatinine level 7 means kidney function has been severely damaged. Kidney filters blood and produce urine, so when kidney function is impaired severely, urine output decreases. With no treatment to improve kidney function, anuria appears sooner or later.

5. Swelling

Swelling is another symptoms that may affect people with high creatinine level 7. Limitation of fluid intake is necessary under such a condition.

Creatinine 7 is a very dangerous condition which means there are high levels of toxins in blood. Dialysis is a way to cleanse blood. If you do not want to do dialysis, you can try Blood Pollution Therapy which can help to rebuild kidney function.

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