How To Improve GFR 28 and Treat PKD

2014-08-04 01:54

How to improve GFR 28 and treat PKD? Kidney disease is becoming more and more popular among people, and many people suffer from the PKD and GFR decline, which make them weaker and weaker, so many PKD patients want to find the treatment to improve the GFR and treat their PKD.

GFR (Glomerular Filtration Rate)

GFR means the two kidneys filter how much blood in one minute every 1.73 m2. As we know, kidneys have the function of filtering the toxins and wastes in blood, and the function is mainly worked by glomeruli. However, when the kidneys are damaged, the GFR will be reduced.

PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease)

PKD is a genetic kidney disease, and there are lots of fluid-filled sacs in kidneys. The cysts will be increased and get enlarged, which will oppress the surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. When the kidneys are damaged, the GFR will also be reduced.

GFR 28 means the kidneys have been damaged severely. In general, the kidney disease can be divided into 5 stages depending on the GFR. GFR 28 means patients have been got into stage 4 kidney disease, and it means PKD patients are in a serious condition. If they don’t have effectively treatment, they will quickly get into end stage kidney failure, and then they may need to have dialysis or kidney transplant.

How to improve the GFR 28 and treat PKD?

From above, we can know that the low GFR is mainly caused by the kidney damage, and the kidney damage is mainly caused by the enlargement of kidney cysts. So patients need to have treatment to shrink the kidney cysts and improve the kidney function. Then the illness condition of PKD patients can be improved effectively.

Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbs, and the effective substances in herbs can help shrink the kidney cysts and repair the damaged kidney tissues. Through the systemic treatment, it can help improve the GFR and treat the PKD.

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