How Do I Correct Creatinine Levels

2014-06-14 08:01

Creatinine levels become high when your kidneys are damaged severely. How do I correct creatinine levels? This question is often consulted by kidney patients. The following information is general guideline. If you would like a personalized treatment plan, please contact online doctor.

Renal-friendly diet can help you correct creatinine levels.

Creatinine is a waste product of creatine. And many foods you consume in the daily contain creatine, especially red meat, fish, poultry and some other high protein diet. Therefore, following a low protein diet can help you lower creatinine levels to certain extent. If you do not have edema, you can drink moderate water to help the elimination of creatinine. Besides, you should adjust the intake of sodium, potassium, phosphorus and some other minerals. The most healthy diet may be the fresh vegetables and fruits.

Exercise can also help you reduce creatinine levels.

Creatinine is also produced when your muscles contract, so you had better avoid strenuous activity. Though doing exercises may cause your creatinine levels increase temporarily, its advantages outweigh its disadvantages. You can do some gentle exercises in the daily, such as walking, tai chi and qi gong. They can help you boost immune system so as to help you fight against kidney disease.

Improving kidney function is the root way to lower creatinine level.

Because creatinine is passed out of the body by the kidneys, improving kidney function can help the discharge of creatinine. In our kidney disease hospital, we have blood purification therapies to help you recover the blood system firstly and then some other therapies to help repair the damaged kidneys so as to improve kidney function. The most often referred may be Chinese medicine and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy.

The above three aspects should be combined together to treat your kidney disease. Only in this way can they play the role to the full. At last, hope you can correct your creatinine level as early as possible.

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