What Does 25% of Kidney Function Left Mean in Kidney Failure

2014-08-30 02:21

What does 25% of kidney function left mean in kidney failure? This is a question we received from our mail box, pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. As we know, kidney failure means the gradually reduction of kidney function for patients. The more severe the kidneys are damaged, the lower the kidney function patients will have.

What does 25% of kidney function left mean in kidney failure?

25% of kidney function left means there are only 25% kidney function for kidney failure patients. In this condition, it means the kidneys have been damaged severely, and patients will suffer from some severe symptoms, such as protein in urine, blood in urine, high blood pressure, swelling, etc, all these will be harmful for kidney failure patients, which will worsen the illness condition if they don’t control the symptoms.

When patients left only 25% kidney function, they need to have effective treatment to control the symptoms and repair the kidney damage, which can help slow down the progression of kidney failure. Because when the kidney function is less than 15%, patients may need to have dialysis. So the effective treatment will help kidney failure patients prevent dialysis.

How to treat the 25% kidney function for kidney failure patients?

From above, we can know that the 25% kidney function left for kidney failure patients is very dangerous, and patients need to have effective treatment to help improve the kidney function.

Here we recommend kidney failure patients to take Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbal medicines. Through external treatment, the effective substances in herbs in Osmotherapy can help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve the kidney function. Through the systemic treatment, the kidney function can be improved effectively, and the symptoms can also be controlled well from root.

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