Can You Suggest Food To Be Avoided To Reduce Creatinine Level

2014-11-30 15:16

Patient: My father suffers from high creatinine level 5.7mg/dL and kidney function 7 percent. Could you suggest me any food to be avoided to reduce creatinine level?

Doctor: People with high creatinine level should limit protein intake, be careful about phosphorus and sodium and watch potassium foods. However, I need to tell you, diet cannot reduce creatinine level from the root. If diet can reduce creatinine level, there will be not so many patients suffering from kidney failure. If your father wants to lower the creatinine level from the root, he must have treatment for his kidney function.

Kidney function and creatinine level

Creatinine is the metabolic wastes of muscles, even a breath can produce creatinine. We can say it is produced every moment as long as you live. Nearly 95% creatinine is discharged by kidneys, so when kidney works well, the creatinine is not high in blood test. When creatinine rises than the normal range, it usually indicates more than 75% kidney function has been damaged. Creatinine is an important indicator of kidney function.

How to lower high creatinine level by improving kidney function?

Shi Jiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital is specialized in treating kidney disease and there are many professional experts in our hospital. We use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to repair patients’ renal function and reduce their creatinine level. This therapy has already had more than 2000 years of history. It has function of clearing and activating the channels and collaterals. The efficacy of connecting channels can match with the curative effects of Chinese medicines and western medicines. By dredging the meridian, toxins and wastes can be discharged out of the body through urine.

Diet is important but not enough to lower high creatinine level. Your father can have a try of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and other Chinese medicine treatments. The therapeutic effects are better.

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