High Creatinine Level and Polycystic Kidney Disease

2014-11-24 07:27

Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is a genetic kidney disease, and there are numerous kidney cysts on kidneys. The kidney cysts will be increased and get enlarged, which will oppress the surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. And PKD patients often suffer from high creatinine level in blood, then what is the relations between high creatinine level and polycystic kidney disease (PKD)?

Creatinine is the waste product of muscle metabolism, and it is mainly excreted by kidneys. When the kidneys are damaged severely, or there are less than 50% kidney function, the creatinine will be failed to excreted out normally. Patients will have high creatinine level in blood (normal level 0.5-1.3 mg/dl).

Therefore, if PKD patients have high creatinine level, it means their kidneys have been damaged severely by the enlargement of kidney cysts. So they need to pay attention to the high creatinine level and have effective treatment to lower it.

How to lower the high creatinine level in polycystic kidney disease?

From above, we can know the high creatinine level in PKD is mainly caused by the enlargement of kidney cysts, so patients need to have effective treatment to help shrink the kidney cysts and lower the high creatinine.

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbal medicine, and the effective substances in herbs can help remove the fluid from cysts and prevent the secretion of fluid from cysts, then the kidney cysts can be shrunk. In addition, the osmotherapy can also help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function, then the high creatinine level can be reduced fundamentally.

From above, we can know the high creatinine level is a dangerous sign for PKD patients, so they need to have effective treatment as early as possible, which can help make a good prognosis for them. If you still have any questions after reading, you can ask the online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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