What Is The Newest Treatment For High Creatinine Level

2015-01-30 09:05

Many patients do not know creatinine clearly. Why creatinine level is related to kidney damage? Actually the concentration of creatinine depends on glomerular filtration rate (GFR) declines, creatinine concentration will become higher. High serum creatinine level in most cases indicates kidney damage. That is to say, since kidneys have strong compensatory ability, when kidneys get mild damage, you usually have no obvious discomforts. Therefore, when you suffer from nausea, vomiting and dizziness, kidneys have been damaged seriously. At that time, creatininie level will have obvious elevation.

Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis are two recognized methods to lower high creatinine level. When kidneys are damaged, these two methods are used to replace kidneys to increase the GFR. However, dialysis is expensive and has many side effects, so many patients reject dialysis. Well, is there any remedy to replace dialysis?

What is the newest way for high creatinine level?

In our hospital, our experts create a newest therapy for lower high creatinine level, called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. On the basis of traditional Chinese medicine, effective Chinese herbs are shattered finely and then they are put into two medicated bags. These two bags are put on patients’ back where the kidneys are. The active ingredients can come into the kidney lesion directly with the help of osmosis device and osmosis penetrant so as to achieve the purpose of increase GFR.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy includes Micro-Chinese intermediate penetration therapy, micro-chinese ultrasonic infiltration therapy and micro-chinese immersion bath. These therapies are used together. They guarantee patients can absorb the efficacy fully and avoid side effects of dialysis. More important, it can lower high creatinine level radically.

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