What To Do With Serum Creatinine 7 In PKD

2014-10-08 08:02

Serum creatinine 7 is high and it is a common symptom in polycystic kidney disease (PKD). Creatinine is a metabolic waste and more than 90% should be discharged out of the body. However, with the growth of renal cyst, it will oppress renal tissues and damage renal function, thus leading to high serum creatinine. Well then, what to do with elevated high serum creatinine level in PKD?

PKD is a hereditary disease and the pathogenic factors exist in your genes, so we cannot remove it from the root. We can suppress the pathogenic factors so that it will not aggravate your current condition anymore. Meanwhile, we use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to shrink your cyst. If you take western medicine, it can only relieve your symptoms, but not treat it fundamentally. As time goes on, the only option for you is dialysis or even kidney transplant. However, transplant is not the ideal therapy for PKD. As I said, pathogenic factors exist in your genes. Even if you change a new kidney, PKD can be induced again. Give you an example and you will understand what I am saying clearly. For example, the fish are dead due to dirty water in the tank. Will you change the water or change the fish? Even if you buy new fish, but you do not change the dirty water, the new fish will also die.

Compared with kidney transplant, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has very good curative effects on relieving symptoms and controlling complications of PKD. More importantly, it can treat kidney cysts from the root and shrink them to small size. As long as renal cysts are shrunk, the symptoms like back pain, infection, blood in urine and hypertension will be alleviated. Besides, the herbs in Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can repair damaged renal intrinsic cells and provide effective nutrients for diseased kidneys. All these create a relaxed environment for repairing and regeneration. Gradually, renal function will be improved. In this way, serum creatinine 7 will be lowered naturally and radically.

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