Can Proteinuria Be Cured Permanently

Proteinuria is always a trouble for most kidney patients. Because no matter what treatment you use, your proteinuria does not turn negative. Even if it turns negative, it will come back now and then. Can proteinuria be cured permanently? After reading this article, you will get the answer.

Proteinuria can be controlled very well with Chinese medicine treatment.

In western medicine, when you have massive proteinuria, steroids and immunosuppressants are used to inhibit kidney inflammation and decrease the permeability of capillaries to reduce protein leakage. If your proteinuria is not that much, ACEI or ARBs are used to reduce the pressure in glomeruli, which helps decrease proteinuria as well. In short-term, they are helpful. But in the long run, they bring you a lot of side effects and frequent relapse.

Here we recommend Chinese medicine to you. In Chinese medicine, there is not only oral medicine, but also external therapies, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Foot Bath, Medicated Full Bath, Circle Therapy, Enema Therapy, Navel Therapy, Acupuncture, Moxibustion, etc. They can counteract the side effects of western medicine. They can also eliminate toxins out of renal cells and blood to make a clean internal environment for the damaged kidneys to heal themselves. Besides, they can speed up blood circulation and remove stasis to increase blood flow into damaged kidneys. And then active ingredients of medicines can be transported into nidus to speed up kidney recovery. As long as your kidneys heal themselves, protein will be retained in body, and then your proteinuria will disappear.

In general, after one week’s treatment, your urine will become cloudy, which indicates that wastes are passing out of the body. After about one month’s treatment, your proteinuria will reduce and your disease will be stabilized gradually. After months’ treatment, your proteinuria will be under control and your kidney function will improve as well.

Can proteinuria be cured permanently? It is difficult to cure it, but we will try our best to help you bring it under control and reduce its relapse. For more information on CKD treatment, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com.