What Should I Do with Polycystic Kidney Disease and Creatinine 2.5

2014-06-02 07:41

“I am diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease. My blood creatinine is 2.5. What should I do?” In fact, many kidney patients are troubled with high creatinine level like this patient. In the following, we will help he make a general analysis about his medical condition. If you would like to receive our aid as well, please email your medical test report to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. We will also help you make a personalized treatment plan.

In the early stage of polycystic kidney disease, these cysts are still small and they can not damage your kidneys, so your creatinine level is normal. The normal creatinine level ranges from 0.5 to 1.3 mg/dL. Maybe in different areas, there is slight change. With the enlargement of kidney cysts, your kidney function declines and creatinine level begins to increase. Creatinine 2.5 is almost the twice to the normal level. It indicates that your kidney function has declined. And you are in the stage 3. In this stage, if you can control these these cysts, you can live very well without worrying about dialysis and kidney transplant. In our hospital, we often treat PKD from the following two aspects.

1. Treatment to help your body remove wastes

Because of the accumulation of waste, your damaged kidneys can not recover even you have appropriate treatment. So you should not only treat your kidney disease, but also the polluted blood. Polluted Blood Therapy is often used to ensure a clean environment for your kidneys. And then your damaged kidneys can get enough nutrient and oxygen and they can regain part of their ability.

2. Shrink kidney cysts

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can stop the enlargement of kidney cysts and shrink the cysts by inhibiting the growth of cyst wall and the secretion of cyst fluid.

When your kidney function recovers and kidney cysts shrink, creatinine level lowers. Besides, in the daily, following renal-friendly diet and doing some gentle exercise are all good for your health. For further information, you can contact online doctor.

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