What Is The Standard Value Of Creatinine To Be Recommended For Dialysis

2015-05-22 08:58

What is the standard value of creatinine to be recommended for dialysis? This question is most concerned by most patients. Here we will talk about the relation between dialysis and creatinine level.

Dialysis is regarded as an effective treatment to help patients reduce high creatinine level. Actually there is no direct relationship between creatinine level and dialysis. That is to say, only a creatinine level is not enough to decide whether dialysis should be started or not. Some patients may need to begin dialysis when their creatinine level is just above 5 because they may have serious symptoms like heart failure, digestive problems and nerve system. While some patients do not have dialysis even when their creatinine is much higher than 8 because they have no obvious symptoms or their body can still tolerate the discomforts. Creatinine level is not quite enough on its own and needs to be looked at in the context of the other blood values such as urea and potassium levels and how patients are feeling in themselves.

Dialysis is not the only way to lower down high creatinine level. Blood Pollution Therapy is often used by kidney failure patients. It can help you cleanse wastes from the blood, recover blood circulation as well as provide essential substances for kidney self-healing. If Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy combines with Blood Pollution Therapy, the therapeutic effect will be much better. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an external application. It can treat kidney disease from the root. By dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing nutrients for the impaired kidneys, renal function can be enhanced gradually. In this way, it is possible for you to get rid of dialysis.

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