What to Do with Creatinine 6.6

2016-03-14 09:31

My creatinine has increased to 6.6, and I know it is very much higher than normal. In this case, what to with creatinine 6.6. decline of kidney function is the key to causing that kidney has a very hard time removing creatinine from body through urine. Creatinine 6.6 is usually regarded to be at end stage kidney disease. And dialysis is always recommended for patients to replace kidney to filter the blood. Is there other option for creatinine 6.6 patients?

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It is the very good option to use Chinese medicine treatment for creatinine 6.6. kidney disease can be managed well, and symptoms will be alleviated from the root very well. If you have any question, or need any help, you can leave a message or contact our online doctors anytime. Creatinine 6.6 is very dangerous for patients, which can cause serious heart or cardiovascular problems for patients. Chinese medicine can solve problems to reduce creatinine well. Dialysis can be avoided effectively for patients.

Chinese medicine consists of a series of therapies, Hot Compress Therapy, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Foot Bath, Medicated Bath, etc. These can improve kidney well to make kidney function revive by the time. The process is very convenient and simple to operate on patients with no pain or agony. With Chinese medicine, high creatinine 6.6 will be treated in the end. Be free to contact us anytime. We will give you detailed information about what you consult. We are specialized in treating kidney disease for over 30 years, and good reputation is achieved for patients with kidney disease.

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