Causes of persistent proteinuria in Kidney Disease
The kidneys' job is to remove wastes and extra fluid and salt from the blood.
The part responsible to perform these functions are called glomeruli. They also
prevent some substances like protein from being taken out of the blood.
In people with kidney disease, the glomeruli are impaired, protein from the
blood leaks into the urine. Having more than 150 milligrams per day is called
proteinuria.
How to cure proteinuria naturally?
Diet treatment.
Diet treatment is a natural way to help cure proteinuria by reducing the
damage of kidney.Since there is protein in the urine, low-protein food is
initially needed. Low-protein food can produce less waste product, which can
lower the burden of kidney and decrease the amount of proteinuria. Besides
protein, you should also avoid high-sodium food, high-phosphorus food,
high-potassium food for the sake of protecting kidney function. You can get the
detailed food lists by sending an email to kidneytherapychina@hotmail.com.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy.
This therapy aims at improving kidney function by repairing the damaged
kidney lesions. Proteinuria indicates damage of glomerular membrane basement.
Micro-Chinese medicine osmotherapy has a great effect on repairing the damaged
glomerular membrane basement and reducing protein in urine and at last eliminate
protein in urine. It combines the Chinese herbs with an osmosis device. When the
Chinese herbs is permeated into the kidney lesions with the osmosis device, it
will take such effects as anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, dilating blood
vessel and degrading the extracellular matrix. The damaged glomerular membrane
basement can be repaired gradually. The proteinuria can be cured as a
consequence. You can consult the online doctor for the specific information
about this therapy.
If you would like to know more detailed information about treat proteinuria
in kidney disease naturally, leave a message in the below or email us at
kidneytherapychina@hotmail.com.
2014年2月10日星期一
2014年2月8日星期六
Can a Specific Diet Lower Creatinine Levels?
During physical activity, muscle cells break down and form a waste product
called creatinine. When the kidneys function normally, they remove creatinine
from the bloodstream and eliminate it in the urine. When kidney function
declines, creatinine builds up in the blood stream and causes problems that
include fatigue, itchy skin and nausea. Special dietary restrictions help reduce
creatinine levels.
Features
This type of diet restricts the intake of protein, phosphorus, potassium and sodium. In patients with advanced kidney disease, a diet designed to lower creatinine levels also restricts fluid consumption. Eating less protein reduces the workload of the kidneys, while eating less sodium, phosphorus and potassium prevents these substances from building up in the bloodstream. Reducing fluid intake prevents fluid from building up in the bloodstream, which reduces blood pressure and prevents swelling.
With a reduced workload, the kidneys do not have to work as hard to maintain normal fluid and electrolyte balances. Eating less protein reduces the amount of creatinine the body produces. Both of these things make it easier for the kidneys to filter creatinine out of the blood and reduce creatinine levels. Following this type of diet may also slow the progression of kidney disease.
Kidney Diet
There is no one particular kidney diet for patients with elevated creatinine. Individual dietary recommendations are based upon the patient's lab results, blood pressure, symptoms and other metrics. Making dietary changes has no preventative value if the change is not merited. Since patients with moderate kidney disease often have to heed to a restricted diet eventually, there is no sense in imposing restrictions that serve no purpose.
Sodium
One of the most helpful things that people with high creatinine can do to preserve renal function is to control their blood pressures. The kidneys are primarily made from vascular tissue. In addition to renal arteries, the glomeruli, or filters, are simply nests of tiny capillaries. These tissues are destroyed by hypertension, which is endemic in this population. In addition to taking blood pressure medications, eating a low-sodium diet is beneficial. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases suggests limiting sodium intake to 2,000 mg per day. It suggests keeping a sodium diary so you are conscious of how much sodium is in your food.
Features
This type of diet restricts the intake of protein, phosphorus, potassium and sodium. In patients with advanced kidney disease, a diet designed to lower creatinine levels also restricts fluid consumption. Eating less protein reduces the workload of the kidneys, while eating less sodium, phosphorus and potassium prevents these substances from building up in the bloodstream. Reducing fluid intake prevents fluid from building up in the bloodstream, which reduces blood pressure and prevents swelling.
With a reduced workload, the kidneys do not have to work as hard to maintain normal fluid and electrolyte balances. Eating less protein reduces the amount of creatinine the body produces. Both of these things make it easier for the kidneys to filter creatinine out of the blood and reduce creatinine levels. Following this type of diet may also slow the progression of kidney disease.
Kidney Diet
There is no one particular kidney diet for patients with elevated creatinine. Individual dietary recommendations are based upon the patient's lab results, blood pressure, symptoms and other metrics. Making dietary changes has no preventative value if the change is not merited. Since patients with moderate kidney disease often have to heed to a restricted diet eventually, there is no sense in imposing restrictions that serve no purpose.
Sodium
One of the most helpful things that people with high creatinine can do to preserve renal function is to control their blood pressures. The kidneys are primarily made from vascular tissue. In addition to renal arteries, the glomeruli, or filters, are simply nests of tiny capillaries. These tissues are destroyed by hypertension, which is endemic in this population. In addition to taking blood pressure medications, eating a low-sodium diet is beneficial. The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases suggests limiting sodium intake to 2,000 mg per day. It suggests keeping a sodium diary so you are conscious of how much sodium is in your food.
2014年1月28日星期二
Treatments for Creatinine 1.6
Creatinine 1.6 is higher than the normal creatinine level, even though it is
not that high, it can tell patients with creatinine 1.6 that more than a half of
kidney function has been lost. Because the kidneys have very strong compensatory
ability, the creatinine level will not increase until more than a half of kidney
function has been lost. So creatinine 1.6 should arouse patients’ enough
attention.
Therefore timely and proper treatments should be received to help lower creatinine 1.6 to the normal values.
1. The first step is to take related tests including routine urine and blood tests, kidney function, renal imaging examinations and kidney biopsy if necessary to make clear the pathological type and underlying cause of kidney damages.
2. Dialysis and kidney transplant will not be ordered for creatinine 1.6.
3. Proper diets can help control high creatinine and consolidate curative effects.
4. Having some mild and proper exercises regularly is good for controlling creatinine 1.6 by improving appetite, strengthening the kidneys and enhancing immunity .
Therefore timely and proper treatments should be received to help lower creatinine 1.6 to the normal values.
1. The first step is to take related tests including routine urine and blood tests, kidney function, renal imaging examinations and kidney biopsy if necessary to make clear the pathological type and underlying cause of kidney damages.
2. Dialysis and kidney transplant will not be ordered for creatinine 1.6.
3. Proper diets can help control high creatinine and consolidate curative effects.
4. Having some mild and proper exercises regularly is good for controlling creatinine 1.6 by improving appetite, strengthening the kidneys and enhancing immunity .
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