Creatinine 1.7 and BUN 59: Is It Serious

2014-06-08 08:35

A patient consulted on our website that his creatinine is 1.7 and BUN is 59 and he wondered that whether his medical condition is serious or not. In the following, I will give you some general information. The detailed information can be acquired with the help of online doctor.

Creatinine and blood urea are often used to measure how well the kidneys function, because they are both waste products that are passed out of the body by the kidneys. When your kidneys fail to work, they begin to build up in the blood. When your kidney function loses more than 50 %, there is a quick increase in creatinine level and blood urea. Normal creatinine level for healthy adult ranges from 0.5 to 1.3 mg/dL and normal blood urea for healthy adult is about 6 to 20 mg/dL. Creatinine 1.7 and BUN 59 means there is kidney function impairment and you are in stage 2 kidney disease. If you can control your state of illness in this stage, it is possible for your disease to reverse.

In kidney disease hospital China, we have particular diagnosis equipment, particular medicine and particular therapies. Diagnosis equipment can make clear where the damaged part locates, how serious the damaged part is, and which medication is good for the patients. Particular medicine like humifuse euphorbia herb and particular therapies like Circle Therapy can only be available in our hospital. They can improve blood circulation so that there is enough nutrient and oxygen to be transported to your kidneys. They can also relieve kidney inflammation so as to reduce damage to your kidneys. Besides, they can degrade extracellular matrix to prevent kidney fibrosis and slow down the progression to kidney failure.

In a good blood environment, your damaged kidneys can gradually recover and then your creatinine level and blood urea come down and you can live a normal life. Hope you can get rid of kidney disease as early as possible.

Leave your problems here and you will get nephrologists' advice with free of charge!