How Long Does It Take To Die From Renal Failure

2014-07-17 01:58

Renal failure, which is also called as kidney failure, is a kind of kidney disease with the kidney function gradually reduced. With the decrease kidney function, many patients will wonder how long it takes to die from renal failure. In this article, we will have further understanding of this question. If you still have any problem after reading, you can ask the online doctor, or you can also leave a message.

As we know, kidney failure is progressive, so patients will have different life expectancy when they are in the different stage of kidney failure.

1. If renal failure patients in the early stage of this disease, and their creatinine level is a little higher than the normal level, they have a great chance to live a long time if they have effective treatment as early as possible.

2. If renal failure patients don’t develop into the stage of uremia, and the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is more than 20, then patients can get their disease reversed if they have effective treatment.

3. If renal failure patients are in uremia, and the kidneys have been damaged very severely with GFR lower than 15, patients may have a bad prognosis. However, if they have effective treatment, their condition can be controlled and keep stable, which can help improve the life quality.

From above, we can know that effective treatment plays an important way for renal failure patients to prolong their life expectancy, and delay the time to die.

Here we recommend them to take Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbal medicine, and it can help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve the kidney function through external treatment on kidneys.

In addition, renal failure should also keep a positive mind, and they should believe their kidney disease can be defeated. If you want to get more information about the Chinese herbal treatment, you can send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com, we will answer you within 24 hours.

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