What to Do for Patients with Proteinuria And Weight Gain in Kidney Failure

2015-07-18 01:44

Patients with kidney failure are very prone to proteinuria and weight gain, which makes them very annoying and worried. What to do with proteinuria and weight gain in kidney failure? Please have a look at the following:

Kidney failure describes kidney is damaged and kidney function declines. In this case, when kidney filters the blood, protein may leak out from glomerular filtration membrane through urine, leading to proteinuria. And kidney has something wrong with filtering wastes and fluids in blood, so swelling can be caused, making patients get weight gain.

We understand the real reasons for proteinuria and weight gain in kidney failure, then how to treat them effectively?

Intake of much protein aggravates proteinuria, and wastes of protein decomposition put more burden on kidney, worsening kidney function. Water should be controlled, otherwise swelling deteriorates. Moreover, patients with proteinuria and weight gain in kidney failure should have a low salt diet and avoid rich phosphorus, potassium food. This is because decline of kidney function leads to disorder of electrolyte. Doing exercise is good for patients by increasing immunity and removing wastes and toxins.

The root of treating proteinuria and weight gain is recovering kidney function and repairing kidney injury. Here we introduce a characteristic therapy called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This treatment is very convenient and easy to carry on. Two bags of Chinese medicine are put on waists, and these medicine penetrates into kidney by permeator. These Chinese medicine has the properties of anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, promotion of blood circulation, and dilation of blood vessels, improving kidney condition. Kidney function will revive gradually, preventing protein leakage and removing fluids well. The above are very useful for patients with proteinuria and weight gain, if you have any doubt or want to know more, be free to leave a message or contact online doctors.

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