Does Serum Creatinine 186 Mean Renal Dysfunction For People

2015-06-02 02:13

As we know, the high serum creatinine level is often regarded as a severe sign for kidney disease patients, which can reflect the low kidney function for patients. Then some people will wonder whether the serum creatinine 186 means renal dysfunction for them. In the following article, we will get further understanding of this question. If you still have any problems after reading, you can consult online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. We will do our best to help you.

The normal creatinine level is 53-106 umol/L for male and 44-97 umol/L for female, and creatinine is the waste product of muscle metabolism, which is mainly excreted by kidneys. However, once the kidneys are damaged severely or there are less than 50% kidney function left for patients, the kidneys will fail to remove the creatinine out effectively, then patients will get high creatinine level in blood. Creatinine 186 is much higher than the normal level, and it means the kidneys have been damaged severely with a low kidney function. In this condition, patients need to take effective treatment to help lower the high creatinine level and remedy their kidney dysfunction.

Then how to lower high creatinine 186 and remedy kidney dysfunction?

From above, we can see the high creatinine 186 is mainly caused by the low kidney function in kidney disease patients, so they need to take effective treatment to help lower high creatinine 186 and repair kidney damage.

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is an external and herbal basement treatment, and it can help expand blood vessels, improve blood circulation, bring more nutrition and oxygen to kidneys. Then it can help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Once the kidney function is improved effectively, it can help reduce creatinine level 186 from root and make a good prognosis for patients.

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