What Kind of Treatment Is There for Stage 3 Kidney Failure

2014-06-08 01:02

What kind of treatment is there for stage 3 kidney failure? In the world, there are many kinds of therapies. The most popular one may be the western medicine. In kidney hospital China, we combine western medicine with Chinese medicine. They can make up the disadvantages of each other and play their role to the full.

Let’s learn more about stage 3 kidney failure.

Stage 3 kidney failure means there is moderate damage to your kidneys. In this stage, many symptoms can appear, such as high blood pressure, edema, proteinuria, anemia, etc. If you can control your state of illness in this stage, you can live a normal and full life, if not, your disease will develop to the next stage and you may have to prepare for dialysis and kidney transplant.

Western medicine

Western medicine is often used to control your symptoms. High blood pressure can be lowered by ACE inhibitors, ARBs and calcium channel blockers and so on. Edema can be eased by diuretics. Proteinuria can be reduced by steroids. And anemia can be alleviated by erythropoietin and iron supplement. As we can see, kidney disease can not be cured. You may have take these medicine in the rest of your life. Long-term use of western medicine has many side effects, which makes you feel uncomfortable as well.

Chinese medicine

Relatively speaking, Chinese medicine has few side effects. There are oral Chinese medicine and external therapies. They can inhibit kidney inflammation to prevent kidney damage, dilate blood vessels to improve ischemia and anoxia, block blood clotting to ensure a good blood circulation, and degrade extracellular matrix to prevent kidney fibrosis. They can help your damaged kidneys repair themselves and improve kidney function.

If you can adherence to our treatment, there is 50 percent possibility for you to reverse your kidney failure and live a normal life. For more information, you can contact online doctor or leave a message below.

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