If I Have A Creatinine Level Of 3.4, Is It Fatal

2014-06-07 03:11

I was diagnosed with kidney failure one year ago and now my creatinine level is 3.4ml/dL. I want to know whether this high creatinine level is fatal or not.

I have seen your message left on our website. Here I will analysis your illness condition to you. You said you have high creatinine level. Do you know what does this mean to you? We know creatinine is usually kept in a normal rang of 0.5-1.3mg/dL because kidneys can remove excessive creatinine out of the body. Thus, creatinine level is usually in the normal range. However, when you have kidney failure, your kidneys have been badly damaged. In this case, they fail to remove excessive creatinine level timely and effectively as they should do. What’s more, high creatinine level will not occur until half of your kidney function has been damaged. That is to say, when you lab tests show your creatinine is higher than the normal level, your kidney function has not be good as before. In a word, elevated creatinine is dangerous for you.

Although high creatinine level may be fatal, we can guarantee your life will not be threatened and your life quality can be improved as long as you obey our suggestions. You should know the root cause of elevated creatinine in kidney failure is kidney dysfunction. Therefore, repairing kidney damage and improving kidney function is the root solution for lowering high creatinine level. We can say almost all hospitals just prescribe some medications to alleviate relative symptoms of creatinine such as nausea and vomiting, while they do not know and have no method to repair damaged kidneys and improve kidney function. Our hospital finds the root problem of elevated creatinine and makes great breakthrough in healing kidney disease. We mainly apply special Chinese herbs and unique therapy to lower down increased creatinine level through repairing injured kidneys and enhancing renal function.

High creatinine level can be fatal, but as long as you find the correct therapy, you can live longer as a common people.

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