Creatinine 3, Vomiting, Fever and Loss of Appetite: What Should I Do

2014-04-30 03:54

Recently, a people with kidney failure send an e-mail to us to ask about his illness condition. He said he has kidney failure, and his creatinine level now is 3.0, which is higher than the normal level. And he is also suffering from some severe symptoms such as vomiting, fever and loss of appetite. All these puzzle him and he want to get help from us.

What can cause vomiting in kidney failure?

As we know, kidneys have the function of filtering the toxins and wastes, which can help regulate the overall health of people. However, for people with kidney failure and high creatinine 3.0, their kidneys have been damaged severely, which will cause the toxins and wastes building up in blood. When there are more and more toxins and wastes building up in blood, it will stimulate the gastrointestinal tract, which will cause nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite.

What can cause fever for kidney failure patients?

Fever is also a common symptom for kidney failure patients, which can be caused by many reasons. And the most common cause of fever is because of the infections. For kidney failure patients with creatinine 3.0, their kidneys have been damaged severely, and they will also suffer from a poor immunity, which can cause infections to kidneys easily for them. And infection is usually combined with fever.

From above, we can know the causes of vomiting, fever, high creatinine and loss of appetite for kidney failure patients, which can worsen the illness condition if they are not controlled well. So patients need to have immediate treatment.

The most important treatment is to improve the kidney function. Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbs, and through special treatment, it can help relieve the symptoms, strengthen the immune system, and improve kidney function. All these will be helpful for kidney failure patients.

If you still have some questions about the specific treatment, you can contact with our experts online, they will help you as soon as possible.

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