What Do We Learn from The Urea And Creatinine

2015-10-15 09:11

Urea and creatinine level are always used to measure kidney function in clinic, and if creatinine and urea level get increased over than normal range, we can deduct that kidney is impaired and kidney function drops gradually. Now please see the details:

Urea is an end product of protein decomposed in body, and it gets removed from body through urine with kidney filtering blood. Creatinine is a substance produced by muscle metabolism, which is also eliminated through urine by kidney.

Urea and creatinine both belong to wastes, and patients with kidney failure should pay attention to lowering levels of them in body:

1. diet plan

Patients with kidney failure should avoid food which contains much creatine, and have a low protein diet. But high quality protein can be good for them because it produces very few wastes after decomposed. In this way, it is helpful for patients with kidney failure to lower high urea and creatinine level.

2. improve kidney function

This is the best way to treat high urea and creatinine level. Low salt, low phosphorus, low potassium, and low fat, cholesterol are needed in daily diet, which can help improve kidney. Bad habits should be avoided strictly.

Chinese medicine is a good way to repair kidney damage and recover kidney function. In this way, kidney function will be under recovery gradually with periods of Chinese medicine treatment. Therefore, excessive urea and creatinine are removed from body through urine.

Large amount of urea and creatinine build up in body for patients with kidney, in this case, it is very harmful for patients, which can affect many parts of body and cause skin problem, bad appetite, bad smell in mouth, high blood pressure, etc. it is vital to focus on high urea and creatinine level in kidney failure. More information or any question about kidney failure, welcome to leave a message or contact our online doctors anytime, reply will be given very fast in detail.

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