What Happen with High Microalbumin and Swelling

2015-08-10 02:13

Recently, a person who has microalbumin and swelling in feet consulted us and wondered what happened to him. Here we will give a detailed explanation about his conditions and effective solutions, hoping useful and helpful for you.

Causes of high microalbumin

Albumin is derived from cells of liver parenchyma, and albumin is the most abundant protein in plasma, which takes up 40%-60% of all protein. When kidney filters the blood, albumin is reabsorbed by renal tubule and only a very little can be eliminated from body through urine.

Hence, if people have high microalbumin in the long term, reabsorption of kidney tubules must be damaged, leading to much microalbumin in urine.

Causes of swelling

Kidney plays a role in removing excessive wastes and fluids from body through urine. If kidney function decreases, retention of fluids can happen on patients. In this way, much fluids in body can lead to swelling in body, especially in feet, legs, face.

How to treat high microalbumin and swelling well

For people who have microalbumin and swelling, we can conclude that kidney is damaged and kidney function begins to decline. It is very necessary to get timely and proper treatment to prevent further deterioration. If not controlled well, end stage kidney disease will come finally, threatening life very much.

Chinese medicine is proved to be very effective to help improve kidney function and recover kidney function. It can promote blood circulation, prevent inflammation and repair kidney damage. After some periods of Chinese medicine treatment, kidney function can be under recovery. In this way, kidney tubule can be repaired, preventing leakage of albumin. In addition, much fluids can be eliminated from body through urine by kidney, relieving swelling.

People should limit intake of water or other fluids in daily life, which also contributes to treatment. And having a low salt diet is beneficial. More information or any question, be free to leave a message or contact online doctor. We will reply you very soon.

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