Can Creatinine 3.8 Get Reversed for PKD Patients

2015-06-14 02:41

Can creatinine 3.8 get reversed for PKD patients? As we know, PKD, polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease for people with numerous fluid-filled cysts formed on kidneys. And the kidney cysts will get enlarged over time, which will cause some severe symptoms for patients.

High creatinine 3.8 is much higher than the normal level 0.5-1.3 mg/dl, which means the kidneys have been damaged severely by enlargement of kidney cysts. In this condition, there will be lots of toxins and wastes building up in blood, which can cause the symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, skin itching, swelling, high blood pressure, etc.

Since the high creatinine 3.8 is mainly caused by the kidney damage due to enlargement of kidney cysts, patients need to take effective treatment to shrink the kidney cysts and improve the kidney function, which can make a good prognosis for patients.

InPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospital, we use the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to help remedy the PKD, which is an external and herbal based treatment.

The osmotherapy can help remove fluid out into urine and prevent the secretion of fluid from cyst wall, which can shrink the kidney cysts and prevent the growth of kidney cysts. Besides, the osmotherapy can also help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function, which can help lower the high creatinine 3.8 from root.

With the osmoherapy treatment, the creatinine 3.8 can be reversed effectively, and it can help make a good prognosis for patients. In addition, we also have some other alternative treatments for PKD patients with high creatinine level, such as Foot Bath Therapy, Oral Chinese Medicine Therapy, Maikang Mixture, etc, all these will be beneficial for PKD patients to lower the high creatinine 3.8.

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