What Does A Creatinine Level of 236 Mean for A Female

2015-07-09 02:35

The high creatinine level often regarded as a severe sign for kidney disease patients, so people will be worried when they get their high serum creatinine from a blood test. Then what does a creatinine level of 236 mean for a female? In the following article, we will get further understanding of this question.

Creatinine is the waste product of muscle metabolism, and it is mainly excreted by kidneys. The normal serum creatinine level is 44-97 umol/L for female, then we can know the creatinine 236 is much higher than normal level, which means the kidneys have been failed to remove the creatinine out effectively. In this condition, the kidneys have been damaged severely wit less than 50% kidney function left.

When patients get high creatinine 236, there will be too much toxins and wastes building up in blood, which can cause the severe symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, skin itching, swelling, etc, and patients can also have the symptoms such as high blood pressure, anemia, etc. So patients need to take effective treatment to lower the high creatinine and improve the kidney function, then it can make a good prognosis for patients.

Then how to lower the high creatinine 236 for female patients?

From above, we can see the high creatinine 236 is mainly caused by severe kidney damage and low kidney function in kidney patients, so they need to take effective treatment to repair kidney damage and improve kidney function.

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to patients, which has the functions of dilating blood vessels, improving blood circulation, removing toxins and wastes out, bringing more nutrition and oxygen to kidneys. Then it can repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function effectively, which can help lower the high creatinine from root.

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