How Can I Treat Kidney Failure with 15% Renal Function and Swelling
2017-03-19 11:06
Yesterday, a patient asked me that “I only have 15% renal function. I have swelling, nausea, back pain and blood in urine. What treatment can help me?”
For kidney failure patients, their kidneys are unable to filter the blood and to carry out the unnecessary things as urine. Then patients will have series of illnesses like anemia, hypertension, endocrine dyscrasia and so on while more and more harmful things which should be cleaned up by the kidney are gathered in the body. Patients will have the swelling due to the excess water which is assembled in the body. These sufferings will force the patients to find an effective treatment.
What are treatments to kidney failure patients who are suffering from 15% renal function with swelling?
Kidney transplant. It is the traditional way to treat patients. The damaged kidney will be replaced with a matching, health one from the donor. But patients have to take anti-rejection drugs in the rest of their life.
Dialysis. It is used to alleviate the symptoms caused by kidney failure and prolong patients life. Besides, it can lead to poor appetite, muscle cramp, less urine volume and other discomforts. Moreover, the dialysis can not treat patients from the root. Therefore, patients are required to be on dialysis termly.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. It is a characteristic treatment of Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It makes use of the especial herbs from nature to enhance the renal recovery. When the kidney is rebuilt, the baleful matters will be eliminated, the swelling will disappear, the patients will live a high quality life.
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