Does My Mother Need to Take Dialysis With Creatinine 7

2015-03-07 02:20

Does my mother need to take dialysis with creatinine 7? This is a question received from our mail box, pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. Since high creatinine level is a common sign in kidney disease, so this should be one of the most concern question for kidney disease patients and their family members. In this article, we will get further understanding of this question.

Does my mother need to take dialysis with creatinine 7?

In fact, the answer should depend on the own illness condition. Creatinine is a waste product of muscle metabolism, and it is mainly excretd by kidneys. When the kidneys are damaged severely, or there are less than 50% kidney function, patients will easily get high creatinine level in blood. Dialysis is a replacement treatment for kidney disease patients when their kidneys lost most of their kidney function, and dialysis can help purify blood (removing toxins and wastes out), then it can help reduce the creatinine level for patients.

In general, when the creatinine level is higher than 5, patients will be recommended to take dialysis. Because there are too much toxins and wastes building up in blood. However, this is not the only standard. In some cases, patients with creatinine higher than 5 may have no obvious symptoms, so they can take the alternative treatment to help lower the high creatinine and prevent dialysis.

Therefore, for the mom who have creatinine 7, if she doesn’t have some severe symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, skin itching, swelling, high blood pressure, then she doesn’t need to take dialysis.

Here we recommend a natural treatment, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is an external and herbal treatment, and it can help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve their kidney function. Once the kidney function is improved effectively, it can help lower the creatinine 7 from root, and patients can avoid dialysis.

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