Is Milk Bad for High Creatinine Level

2015-07-19 07:59

Patients with high creatinine level need to pay much attention to their daily diet. Wrong food can do harm to patients and aggravate high creatinine level. Milk plays an important role in our diet, and is very popular with people around the world. So, patients with high creatinine wonder if milk is bad or good for them.

Milk is the leading source of calcium with very rich minerals, such as calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, molybdenum. The proportion of calcium and phosphorus is very fit for body to absorb calcium. In addition, milk contains much water, fat, phospholipids, protein, lactose, and inorganic salts. Proteins in milk belong to high protein which contains essential amino acid for human.

Thus, it is good for patients with high creatinine to drink milk in daily life. high protein in milk can supply nutrients for patients, and minerals are beneficial. Nevertheless, it is not suggested to drink much milk. much phosphorus puts pressure on kidney, increasing creatinine level. And much protein can aggravate proteinuria. If swelling appears very serious, milk should be limited.

Patients with high creatinine should also have a low salt and low potassium diet. Doing exercise is beneficial for patients to lower creatinine level. Apart from these daily care, proper treatment is very necessary. Elevation of creatinine is due to kidney function. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy recovers kidney function very effectively. It can prevent kidney inflammation, promote blood circulation, degrade fibrosis and repair kidney damage. The process of this treatment is very convenient by putting two bag of Chinese medicine on kidney place, and Chinese medicine gets into kidney inside with the help of permeator. Patients with high creatinine are highly recommended to treat high creatinine with the combination of Chinese medicine and a healthy diet. More information, just leave a message or email to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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