How to Deal with Creatinine 1.6 and Blood Urea 75

2014-05-26 03:02

Question: Hi, I am a female, 62 years old, complaining of vomiting, drowsiness and fatigue. My creatinine is 1.6 mg/dL and my blood urea is 75 mg/dL. I need your advice.

Answer: For healthy female, creatinine level is 0.5 - 1.1 mg/dL and BUN level is 7 - 20 mg/dL. Creatinine 1.6 and blood urea 75 indicate that there is something wrong with your kidneys. They can not remove creatinine and urea from your blood. Vomiting, drowsiness and fatigue are all associated with the accumulation of waste. If you do not want to suffer from these symptoms, you should try to discharge these waste.

In our hospital, the whole treatment process for kidney patients is classified into three aspects, namely regulating the qi flowing in the channels, removing stasis, and cleansing waste. There are particular medicine and therapy for you. Particular therapies can draw toxins from your body through skin and particular medicine can detoxify your body. When your blood system recovers, there is enough nutrient and oxygen to be transporting to the damaged kidneys. It is good for the kidneys to gradually regain their ability.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is also a therapy that is good for kidney self-healing. This treatment can inhibit kidney inflammation to prevent further kidney damage, block blood clotting to ensure a blood environment, degrading extracellular matrix to prevent kidney fibrosis, and providing essential substances such as vitamins and amino acid for kidneys. After a period of treatment, you will find that your urine output increases, protein urine gradually disappears, cold limbs become warm, etc. Long-term treatment can make your whole body harmonious and balanced. As a result, your creatinine level and BUN lower and life quality improves.

Besides treatment, you should pay attention to the intake of meat and protein, which is also helpful in decreasing creatinine and blood urea. For more information, please leave your basic information below. When our doctors have time, they will contact you.

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