How to Lower Creatinine 4.13 for PKD Patients

2014-05-30 06:32

When your PKD develops to the advanced stage, your creatinine can not be passed out of the body by the kidneys. As a result, creatinine level increases. How to lower creatinine 4.13 for PKD patients?

First, decrease the production of creatinine.

Creatinine is a waste product of muscle contraction. Meat is also a source of creatinine. Therefore, you should limit the intake of meat and strenuous activity should be avoided as well. For PKD patients, fresh vegetable and fruit and gentle exercise are preferred.

Second, increase the output of creatinine.

Increasing the output of urine can take away more creatinine from your body. Diuretics may be helpful. Improving kidney function can also increase the output of creatinine. Some particular medicine and particular therapies in our hospital helps inhibit kidney inflammation, dilate blood vessels, block blood clotting, degrade extracellular matrix, and provide essential substances. In a good blood environment, your damaged kidneys gradually regain their ability. And then creatinine can be removed from blood.

Third, shrink the cysts and protect your kidney function.

The reason why creatinine level increases is that the growing cysts destroy your kidneys. Only shrinking the cysts can you protect your kidney function and prevent creatinine level increasing. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can restrain the renal tubule epithelial cells from proliferation and inhibit lining cells from secreting fluid, thus making the cysts stop growing. It can improve blood microcirculation and increase permeability of cyst wall so that fluid can be removed and discharged out with blood circulation, thus making the cysts shrink.

Creatinine level 4.13 means you are in PKD stage 3. If you can control your state of illness, you can live a normal life. If not, cysts may grow up to rupture and then you may have to be hospitalized and do dialysis. At last, hope you can get rid of PKD as early as possible.

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