Creatinine 1200, Nausea and Itchiness with PKD: what to Do

2014-04-27 06:04

Question: I’m 58 years old female, single mom with one daughter, I was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease based from ultrasound last April 2011, my creatinine starts from 400 to 1200, so nephrologist plan for me peritoneal dialysis. I’m on PD because I don’t have kidney donor. Still right now I’m still suffering from nausea and itchiness. How you can help me.

Answer: For PKD patients, kidney transplant is really a good way to help you get rid of dialysis, nausea and itchiness and live a normal life. But just as you said, you have no kidney donor. Due to the scarce kidney source and expensive expenditure, kidney transplant is not available to everyone.

Creatinine 1200 is much more higher than the normal level. Though dialysis can take over part of your kidney function to filter wastes like creatinine from the blood, it can not work like your own kidneys to work 24 hours every day. Wastes will accumulate between the dialysis sessions and cause many symptoms. Nausea may be associated with the accumulated urea nitrogen and skin itch may be caused by the building-up phosphorus. To have a thorough dialysis may be helpful for alleviating such symptoms. In the daily, you should pay attention to your diet to decrease the intake of phosphorus and protein.

Polluted Blood Therapy is often used in our hospital to help kidney failure patients to cleanse wastes and toxins from the blood and recover the blood circulation, which is good for kidney repair. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy helps shrink the kidney cysts by restraining the secretion of fluid and removing fluid from the sacs. Besides, this therapy can eliminate the kidney inflammation, improve ischemia and anoxia, prevent kidney fibrosis and provide essential substances for kidney self-healing.

As long as your kidney cysts shrink and kidney function improves, the uncomfortable symptoms disappear and then you can live a normal life.

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