How To Reduce Creatinine Level After Kidney Transplant

2015-06-17 09:38

A kidney transplant is an operation that places a healthy kidney in your body. The transplanted kidney takes over the work of the two kidneys that failed. By rights, creatinine level will be normal. However, some patients have elevated creatinine level after kidney transplant. What is the matter and how to reduce creatinine level after kidney transplant?

Why does creatinine level increase after kidney transplant?

To be frank, almost all patients will experience organ rejection after kidney transplantation. If you do not take effective treatment, cold, infection and other factors can cause damage to the kidneys and kidney disease may relapse easily.

In addition, after surgery, patients forget the significance of a strict diet and healthy lifestyle. They begin to take strenuous exercise, eat too much meat, drink alcohol and so so. Increased creatinine level can also be caused by these factors.

Therefore, it is important to find the root cause. If you do not know it clearly, an early diagnosis is really important.

How to reduce creatinine level after kidney transplant?

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a natural remedy that helps repair kidney damage and improve renal function. Increased kidney function will help remove creatinine naturally.

Immunotherapy- About 95% of kidney disease belongs to immune system diseases. Kidney transplant just puts a new kidney into the body and does nothing to the original abnormal immune system. From this aspect, Immunotherapy is applied to correct immune dysfunction and reduce high creatinine level.

A reasonable diet is also an important part of treatment for high creatinine level. A diet with low sodium, low potassium, low phosphorus and low protein diet is recommended for high creatinine level patients.

If you are suffering from high creatinine level after kidney transplantation, we sincerely hope you can benefit a lot. Any question, please email to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com or leave a message below.

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