How to Lessen Creatinine and Stop Dialysis
2013-10-18 10:57Patient: I want to recover my kidney failure. How can I lessen my creatinine and how can I stop my dialysis? Thanks!
Doctor: I am so sorry to hear you are suffering from kidney failure and dialysis. The following is the answer about how to lessen creatinine and stop dialysis, hope it is helpful for you.
First of all, you asked how to lessen creatinine level and before answering this question, I’d like to explain how kidney failure causes elevation of creatinine level.
Creatinine is produced when meat, including meat we eat and muscles, is metabolized in our body. Creatinine level in blood is kept in a stable range, as kidney helps us discharge creatinine in a certain rate. When kidneys are damaged, they will fail to perform this function properly. As a result, creatinine builds up in the blood, leading to high creatinine level. Thus, if you want to lessen creatinine level, you need to restore your kidney function. Do you still have urine output now? Kidney is responsible for producing urine. Urine output means there are healthy kidney tissues. In that case, it is possible to improve kidney condition. However, if you have not urinate for more than a half of years, I am sorry to say as of now there is no treatment can help to lessen creatinine level and stop dialysis.
Second, about the question how to stop dialysis, I need to say if your kidney function is not improved effectively, please do not stop dialysis casually. You can only live as short as one to four weeks if you stop doing dialysis without improving kidney condition. Therefore, please make sure you have get your kidney damages repaired and kidney function restored before stopping dialysis. Chinese medicine shows great effects in treating kidney disease and if you are interested in Chinese medicine, please leave your email address or telephone number here and we will send you related information as soon as possible.
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