What Is the Relationship of Amylase And Kidney Failure

2015-07-16 01:45

Patients with kidney failure are possible to have high amylase level. But it doesn’t mean people who have high amylase level must have kidney failure. Here we will give a specific explanation about this topic that relationship between amylase and kidney failure.

Amylase is derived from decomposition of carbohydrates in the pancreas mostly. Moreover, it can also be produced by sialaden or other tissues. Amylase can be filtered by glomerulus, appearing in the urine finally. High amylase level is always caused by the below disease:

Pancreatic duct obstruction, pancreatic abscess and pancreatic injury, intestinal obstruction, ulcer perforation, mumps, peritonitis, biliary diseases, acute appendicitis, cholecystitis, peptic ulcer perforation, renal failure or renal dysfunction, salpingitis, traumatic shock, Pneumonia, lung cancer, acute alcohol intoxication.

Kidney failure describes that kidney is injured, causing kidney function drop gradually. In this way, GFR(glomerular filtration rate) also decrease, and can not filter amylase very well, leading to high amylase level at last.

In turn, high amylase level worsenskidney failure because much amylase puts more burden on kidney, cause further deterioration of kidney function.

Therefore, we can conclude that if you have high amylase level, you should go to see a doctor to know what exactly causes it, and get treated properly. For patients with kidney failure, high amylase may be caused by decrease of kidney function. Recovery of kidney function is the key to high amylase. Chinese medicine like Mai Kang mixture, Medical Bath, Circle Therapy, Hot Compress Therapy, Moxibustion Therapy treats kidney failure very well by preventing inflammation, coagulation, promoting blood circulation, dilating blood vessels, removing toxins. By the time, kidney damage is repaired and kidney function recovers. In the end, high amylase level get lowered very effectively. If you have any question or want to know more, be free to leave a message or email us to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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