What Is A Fatal Creatinine Level

2016-01-11 03:03

Creatinine level is usually used to be an indicator of kidney function, and the normal range is 0.5-1.2 mg/dL If creatinine is higher than this range, you may have kidney problems. And many patients with kidney disease are wondering what is a fatal creatinine level. This time we will give you a detailed introduction.

In general, creatinine will elevate when kidney function is lost less than 50% because kidney has the property of compensatory function. Creatinine 1.3-4 is at stage 3 kidney disease, creatinine 4-6 is at stage 4, creatinine 6 above is at stage 5 kidney disease. For stage 3, it is important to control disease from worsening. And symptoms can happen gradually seriously at stage 3 kidney disease. If you are at stage 4 kidney disease, it is a must of must to prevent deterioration into stage 5 kidney disease which is suggested to accept dialysis or kidney transplant.

Then we can know that stage 5 or creatinine 6 above is a fatal creatinine level. Also, for stage 3 and 4, it is necessary and important to control disease to prevent end stage kidney disease. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a good option to treat kidney disease and high creatinine level. It can repair kidney damage and recover kidney function by the time little by little. In this way, kidney will eliminate excessive creatinine from body through urine, and creatinine level will decline very effectively from the root. Dialysis and kidney transplant will be prevented in the end. In addition, if you are in stage 5 kidney disease, even with dialysis, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can improve kidney condition well to make dialysis times get decreased gradually.

In a word, necessary and good treatment is needed for patients with high creatinine, and Chinese medicine treatment is your good option to control disease and improve kidney. If you need any information or have any doubt, you can leave a message or contact online doctor anytime. We will reply very soon for you.

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