How to Treat Creatinine 9.8

2016-04-24 06:32

For creatinine 9.8, it is extremely higher than normal range of creatinine level. And high creatinine means low kidney function. Creatinine 9.8 means that kidney function is left less than 15%, and patients are in end stage kidney failure. In this case, dialysis is usually suggested for patients to replace kidney to filter the blood. How to treat creatinine 9.8 without dialysis?

Chinese medicine is a better option for patients with creatinine 9.8, which is focusing on kidney to recover kidney function. Kidney function can be improved very well with the properties of Chinese medicine treatment: prevent inflammation, enhance immunity, prevent coagulation, degrade fibrosis, repair kidney damage. Compared with Chinese medicine treatment, dialysis can only replace kidney to work part of functions, but does nothing to recover kidney function, this is why patients who get dialysis for a long time do not have urine at all, which means kidney function has lost completely.

Chinese medicine is a systematic and herbal treatment, which consists of kinds of therapies: Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Hot Compress Therapy, Foot Bath, Acupuncture Therapy, Medicated Bath, Enema Therapy, and so on. Wastes and toxins can be removed from body well with Chinese medicine treatment. Thus, creatinine 9.8 will get reduced very effectively from the root with increasing kidney function. Patients will have a longer and better life in the end. In addition, proteinuria, swelling, high blood pressure, blood in urine, anemia can be treated effectively with Chinese medicine.

Thus, patient with creatinine 9.8 should consider Chinese medicine treatment to control disease condition. Besides, for dialysis patients, Chinese medicine can help reduce dialysis frequency to get rid of dialysis by the time by making kidney function reviving. Any question or help, leave a message for us or contact our online doctors anytime. We will reply you very soon in detail.

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