If Your GFR is 30 What Can You Do

2015-06-05 02:54

What can you do if your GFR is 30? This is a question we received from our mail box, pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. In this article, we will get further understanding of this question. If you still have any problems after reading, you can consult online doctor, or you can also leave a message below.

First, let’s get the meaning of GFR 30 for people.

GFR is shorted of glomerular filtration rate, which means how much blood can be filtered in every one minute by 1.73m2 glomeruli. The lower the GFR is, the lower kidney function that patients will have. Depending on the GFR level, kidney disease can be divided into 5 stages, the GFR 30 means patients are in stage 3 kidney disease (GFR 30-59 ml/min/1.73m2). In this condition, the kidneys have been damaged severely, and patients will quickly get into stage 4 if they don’t take any effective treatment promptly. For GFR 30 patients, their kidneys cant work well, so they will have some severe symptoms such as proteinuria, hematuria, swelling, high blood pressure, loss of appetite, anemia, etc. So patients need to take effective treatment to control their symptoms and slow down their progression.

Second, what can you do with GFR 30?

1. Keep a well planed diet

A well planed diet can help reduce kidney burden and protect the kidneys from further damage, and the diet should depend on the own illness condition of patients, which may include low protein, low salt, regulate the potassium and phosphorus intake, etc. You can send your recent test reports to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com, we will help analyze your disease and make a well planed diet for you.

2. Take medical treatment

The most important thing for patients is taking medical treatment to improve the GFR level. Here we suggest the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which has the function of repairing damaged glomeruli and improve the kidney function. Then it can help control the symptoms and slow down their progression from root for GFR 30 patients.

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