Is There Any Relation Between Urinal Infection And Creatinine

2015-07-20 03:26

Is there any relation between urinal infection and creatinine? To tell the truth, yes, there is relation with urinal infection and creatinine. Creatinine is a waste of muscle metabolizing, and gets removed by kidney filtration through urine. Urinal infection can deteriorate to affecting kidney function and urination.

For patients with kidney disease, creatinine level will elevate when kidney function is lost more than 50%. This is because kidney can not remove much creatinine from body. Urinary tract infection may damage kidney, worsening kidney function. In this way, high creatinine level is aggravated. Moreover, urination is affected by urinary infection. In turn, high creatinine level slows down blood circulation, and many wastes accumulate in body, worsening urinary infection.

We can know that kidney is the connection of urinary infection and creatinine. Patients with kidney disease should pay attention to urinary tract infection to prevent kidney function from deteriorating.

How to treat urinal infection and high creatinine?

Chinese medicine has the properties of preventing inflammation, sterilizing, promoting blood circulation, dilating blood vessels and degrading fibrosis. Kidney function will revive with the time passing, making much creatinine eliminated from body. Urinary tract infection is also treated very effectively with Chinese medicine.

Besides, patients should take notice of diet in daily life, and have a low protein, low phosphorus, low potassium, low salt diet. Eating more vitamins is beneficial for patients with high creatinine and vitamins.

Urine changes are very common for patients with high creatinine, like frequent urination at night, color changes, and little or no urine. In a word, kidney function needs to be cared well to prevent high creatinine and urinary tract infection. If you have any problems or want to know more information, be free to leave a message or email to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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