How to lower Creatinine 7 and BUN 104 for PKD Patients

2014-05-06 01:05

Question: My wife has PKD. Her creatinine and urea readings are quite high. Her creatinine is 7 and blood urea is 104. How to Lower it? And is there any way the cysts can be reduced/shrunk so that the pressure on kidneys can be reduced and they can function normal.

Answer: Let’s see the first question. As you mentioned, the creatinine level and BUN of your wife are really very high. If these wastes can not be removed from the blood timely, they will cause further damage to the kidneys.

Dialysis is usually recommended when creatinine level is 7. Though dialysis is a quick way to lower creatinine and BUN, it can not improve kidney function, on the contrary, long-term dialysis can make the remaining kidney function continuously decline, that is to say, when you stop dialysis, high creatinine level and BUN increase will come back again. If you really want to solve this problem from the root, dialysis is not a good way.

Now our hospital makes a breakthrough in treating PKD. Our therapies can not only solve the first problem, but also the second problem.

First, we will make use of particular therapies, such as dujiu Therapy, duzheng Therapy, circle therapy to help your body discharge toxins.

Second, we will make use of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Duo Nang Xiao to control these kidney cysts. These active ingredients can dilate blood vessels, improve microcirculation in the cyst wall and increase permeability of cyst wall so that cyst liquid can be reabsorbed and discharged with blood circulation. Beside, they can retain the proliferation of renal tubule epithelial cells so as to prevent further enlargement of cysts. All in all,. They can shrink these cysts.

Third, we will make use of stem cell therapy to rebuild the kidney structure.

With these therapies, kidney cysts shrink and kidney function improves. Creatinine level and BUN will also decrease. And then you and your wife can live a happier life.

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