creatinine rises to a thousand, but do not need dialysis!

creatinine rises to a thousand, but do not need dialysis!

Although the creatinine is more than 707 umoI/L being considered uremia, but the key to dialysis is not simply the value. It’s the volume of the kidney, the amount of urine and the complications.

1. Renal volume.

When nephropathy really develops to uremia, the volume of the kidney will be severely reduced, and 80 percent of the kidney will atrophy.

So if you have a normal size of kidney, even if your creatinine value is over a thousand, you don’t need dialysis. Because most of the creatinine is caused by other factors, like high blood pressure, infection, drug damage.

2. The amount of urine

The urine volume of normal people should be about 2000~3000ml, and the urine volume is below 400ml, which is called “little urine”. Under 100ml, it is referred to as “no urine”.

Normal urine output means that the glomerular filtration function and the reabsorption function of the renal tubule are not seriously damaged.

3. Complications

The complications of uremia are heart failure, acidosis, hyperkalemia, renal anemia and so on. These complications can be life-threatening at any time.

So, when creatinine rises to a particularly high level, the first thing to do is not dialysis, but to find out the causes.

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Why are there much protein loss in kidney patients? And there are treatment for it.

Why are there much protein loss in kidney patients? And there are treatment for it.

Our normal urine contains a small amount of protein. Normal urine routine examination can not be detected.

Urinary protein is a common manifestation of kidney disease, and if there is a serious leakage of protein, the kidney is damaged.

The most common is glomerular proteinuria, which is due to increased plasma protein permeability due to glomerular filtration membrane. It is found in multiple primary or secondary glomeruloNephritis. It is due to renal ischemia, poisoning, and immunopathologic damage that damage the integrity of the filtration membrane or decrease because of the attenuation of the membrane charge barrier.

So how to avoid it continual leaking?

The first step is to control the leakage of the protein, which requires repairing the damaged kidney and improving the glomerular filtration function. The key is to figure out the kidney damage and the cause of the leak.

The urine protein components need to be examined to determine the protein leakage.

The treatment of urinary protein in traditional Chinese medicine is to remove toxins from the blood through traditional Chinese medicine, restore the state of ischemia, and repair the damaged kidney.

Western medicine mainly USES hormone (prednisolone, methylprednisolone) drugs, as well as other immunosuppressive agents (cyclosporin A, tacrolimus, etc.) to inhibit protein leakage.

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Can uremia be reversed?Can it be treated?Can it be controlled?

Can uremia be reversed?Can it be treated?Can it be controlled?

1. Can uremia be reversed?

No, when uremia develops to require dialysis, the kidneys have damaged 90 percent of the kidney, and the rest of the kidney is basically hardened or fibrotic.But to illustrate a problem here, dialysis does not mean that the kidney is useless, and sometimes it is necessary to use it in order to achieve better therapeutic effects.

2. Can uremia be treated?

Hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, kidney transplantation.But the costs are high.

2. Can uremia be controlled?

Can!!!!But that depends on a standard.Many dialysis centers in China have been able to extend their lives for more than 20 years, and abroad for 30 years.

A kidney transplant can actually solve a problem from the “root”, but the cost of an expensive operation can’t be solved by the average person.At the same time, some kidney diseases are not suitable for kidney transplantation, because the possibility of recurrence is very high.Such as membranous proliferative glomeruloNephritis, focal stage renal glomerular sclerosis.

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Why is kidney disease more and more severer?Kidney disease treatment mistake.

Why is kidney disease more and more severer?Kidney disease treatment mistake.

1.Taking blood pressure medication continuously, and blood pressure has decreased a lot, which will not cause kidney damage.

high blood pressure causes a slow progression of kidney damage, and benign hypertension gradually causes kidney damage after 10 to 15 years.

Many people with high blood pressure think they are taking blood pressure medication without causing kidney damage.In fact, many people with high blood pressure do not control their blood pressure, and many years later, heart disease and kidney disease occur!

2. Determine the severity of kidney disease by using urine protein and latent blood.

The amount of urine protein is not necessarily proportional to the extent of kidney damage.Such as patients with Nephrotic syndrome, adult 24 hours urine protein excretion amount is more than 3.5 grams, this actually shows that kidney damage is very light, renal function is normal, long-term prognosis is good.

There are some kidney diseases, such as lupus Nephritis, high blood pressure caused by renal damage, urinary protein excretion is not much, but the severity of the disease is very rapid!

1. Maintain a certain amount of exercise.

In general, a doctor will allow a person with kidney disease to avoid strenuous exercise.For glomerulonephritis patients, cannot complete bed rest, should work normally, life.But don’t do heavy manual labor.

4. The kidney toxicity of Chinese herbal medicine is ignored.

The symptoms are different, and the treatment and prescription are different.If patients with nephropathy are randomly taking folk remedies, they may have the opposite effect.Even if Chinese herbal medicine is chosen, Chinese herbs can have a large nephrotoxicity.Selectively applied.

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