Ways to Normalize Creatinine Level with PKD

2014-03-29 08:01

High creatinine level indicates that your kidneys are severely damaged. It often troubles most kidney patients. In the following, there are two ways to normalize creatinine level with PKD. Hope it can help you.

One is to lower the production of creatinine.

Creatinine is from meat metabolism and sarcolysis.

-Limit the intake of meat.

-Avoid strenuous activity to reduce sarcolysis. But you can take part in some gentle exercises, such as walking, jogging, tai chi, etc. Regular exercises help improve kidney function and lower creatinine level.

-Ensure enough calories. This also reduces sarcolysis to provide calory. In such case, carbohydrates are good choices.

Another is to increase the output of creatinine.

Creatinine is passed out of the body in the urine, so with the increasing of urine output, creatinine level will also decline.

-If you do not have severe edema and decreased urine output, you can drink plenty of fluid to increase the output of creatinine.

-You can also drink some herbal tea, which can also increase urine output, such as dandelion tea, nettle leaf tea and corn silk tea.

-If your creatinine level is very high, dialysis is needed. But it is temporary. Once you stop dialysis, creatinine level will increase again.

-Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is also a good choice to normalize creatinine level. It does not only shrink kidney cysts, but also repairs the damaged kidneys as well as improves kidney function. As long as your kidney function improves, creatinine can be removed from your blood.

Creatinine is metabolic waste. Too much creatinine in the blood will further damage your kidneys. Therefore, you should take measures to normalize creatinine level as early as possible.

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