Can High Creatinine Level Come Back To Normal

2014-12-03 08:57

There are many ways to lower high creatinine level down, but the effect is not obvious. This is because the treatment is not correct and scientific. Incorrect treatment will aggravate the progression of your disease rather than controlling the medical conditions. Here we will provide you some suggestion to bring high levels of creatinine back to normal.

1. control blood pressure

According to the research, 15% high blood pressure will become uremia high creatinine. Whether blood pressure can be controlled well affects the occurrence, development and prognosis of high creatinine in uremia.

2. test for kidney function

High blood pressure patients also need to take tests for their kidney function. The detailed information include:

Regular check ups for renal function

Renal function tests include creatinine clearance, serum creatinine, urea nitrogen. You had better take one test every two months.

Early symptoms of high creatinine

High creatinine level patients will experience some discomforts like fatigue, weakness, poor appetite, vomiting, nausea, digestive problems, anemia and so on.

3. dialysis

dialysis can do some help for excreting waste from the body, so that high creatinine level can be lowered to some extent. However, we know the root cause of elevated creatinine level is damaged kidneys and declined kidney function. Dialysis cannot work on repairing renal function. Hence, we need alternative remedies to restore impaired kidneys.

4. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

The medicines in this therapy can come to the kidney lesion directly. This helps improve blood and oxygen to kidneys, eliminate toxins and wastes in the body and repair damaged kidneys. It is a remedy to lower high creatinine level. This therapy is effective and natural, so many patients come to our hospital to accept this treatment.

It is possible to lower high levels of creatinine as long as you take correct treatment. If you have any question, you can consult the online doctor directly or leave us a message below.

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