How To Treat Mildly Abnormal Creatinine Level

2015-05-01 03:27

One sensitive sign of kidney disease is abnormal creatinine level. In most cases, creatinine level will increase associated with renal disease. If left untreated, high creatinine level is also very life-threatening. Well, how to treat mildly abnormal creatinine level?

If your creatinine level is not so high, you can treat your mildly abnormal creatinine level through the following ways:

1. Dietary changes

Special dietary restrictions help reduce creatinine levels. This type of diet restricts the intake of protein, phosphorus, potassium and sodium. In patients with advanced kidney disease, a diet designed to lower creatinine levels also restricts fluid consumption. Less protein intake reduces the workload of the kidneys and eating less sodium, phosphorus and potassium prevents these substances from building up in the bloodstream. Fluid restriction prevents fluid from building up in the bloodstream, which reduces blood pressure and prevents swelling.

2. Natural herbs

Nettle leaf tea will stimulate the kidneys to excrete more water, which help kidneys to more toxins and metabolic wastes from the body and serves as a valuable blood purifier.

Chamomile is another herb which helps lower high creatinine level from the body because it has high levels of antioxidants.

3. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

High creatinine level does not occur until half of kidney function has been damaged so it is also urgent to treat high creatinine level from the root. The root cause of elevated creatinine level is injured kidney tissues and declined renal function. Thus, to treat mildly abnormal creatinine level, we need to take Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to repair kidney tissues and improve renal function. Only in this way can high creatinine level be lowered fundamentally.

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