Can Proteinuria Be Reversed Totally In Stages 1 and 2 Kidney Disease

Proteinuria is one obvious and early symptom in kidney disease. It can not help indicate patients’ illness condition but also cause further kidney damage if uncontrolled well. From this point, it is important to treat proteinuria. Well then, can proteinuria be reversed in stage 1 and 2 kidney disease?

What is the cause of proteinuria in kidney disease?

When kidneys are damaged, there will be local microcirculation dysfunction, causing renal hypoxic-ischemic state and injury of kidney tissues. At this condition, the function of glomerular filtration membrane will be damaged and the permeability of filtration membrane will be increased. Protein in this condition will leak into urine, resulting in proteinuria. Besides, glomerular will also have fibrosis, which will affect the reabsorption function of renal tubular. Protein can not be reabsorbed by renal tubular. Massive protein leak but cannot be reabsorbed. Finally proteinuria occurs.

Can proteinuria be reversed totally?

Since damage to glomeruli or renal tubules is the root cause of proteinuria, repairing kidney damage should be the fundamental treatment. As long as kidney filters are able to work normally, proteinuria can be treated completely. How to repair kidney damage? To repair kidney damage, you can have a try of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy which is an external application based on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). The super-finely Chinese medicines can come to kidney nidus directly with the help of osmosis device and osmosis penetrant. This therapy can aim at removing immune complexes and diseased tissues depositing on basement membrane and repair damaged basement membrane. After basement membrane is restored, the root cause of kidney lesion will disappear. Thus, proteinuria will be reversed totally. Besides, other symptoms like nausea, vomiting, high blood pressure and edema will all be alleviated with the improvement of kidney function.

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