What Are the Symptoms of High Creatinine Level

2014-06-23 07:03

What are the symptoms of high creatinine level? High creatinine is often regarded as a sign of severe kidney damage. In this article, we will have further understanding of the high creatinine level and the symptoms when people have high creatinine level. If you still have some questions after reading, you can ask the doctor online, they will answer you freely.

Why people will have high creatinine level with kidney failure?

Creatinine is the waste product of muscle metabolism, which is mainly excreted by kidney. When the kidneys are damaged severely, it will cause the elevated creatinine level in blood. The normal level of creatinine in blood is 0.5-1.2 mg/dl. When the creatinine level is higher than the normal level, it means the kidneys have been damaged severely, and the kidney function is less than 50%.

What are the symptoms when people have high creatinine level in blood?

When kidney failure patients have a little higher creatinine level in blood, they may have noi symptoms. However, with the increase of creatinine level, patients will have more and more severe symptoms. Here are the common symptoms when kidney failure patients have high creatinine level.

- lower back pain

- reduced urine output

- dark colored urine

- low fever

- fatigue

- loss of appetite

- dehydration

- headache

- shortness of breath

- confusion

- disorientation

How to lower the high creatinine level in blood?

Since the high creatinine level in blood is mainly caused by the kidney damage, so patients need to have treatment to improve the kidney function, which can help lower the creatinine level fundamentally. Kidney failure patients can try to take Chinese medicine, which can help lower the creatinine level fundamentally.

In addition, patients also need to keep a good diet for people to reduce the kidney burden and protect the kidneys, which can help lower the creatinine level as well. if you want to get the specific treatment and diet to lower the creatinine level, you can send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. We will answer you freely.

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