What To Do With Too Much Urea Nitrogen In Blood

People with too much urea nitrogen in the blood want to know what it means and how to treat it. Here we will talk about this topic in detail, hoping it is helpful.

What does much urea nitrogen in the blood mean?

Urea nitrogen is a byproduct when protein is digested, and it is eliminated from body through urine. In addition, kidney function plays the most important role in excreting urea nitrogen.

So we can know that much urea nitrogen in the blood means kidney can’t eliminate urea nitrogen from body, and there is something wrong with kidney function. What is more, the more serious kidney function is, the more urea nitrogen in body is.

Then what can people with much urea nitrogen do?

The following suggestions can be very helpful and effective for people with too much urea nitrogen:

1. People with much urea nitrogen should test blood pressure and blood sugar regularly, making sure levels of blood pressure and blood sugar are normal.

2. High sodium, high potassium and high phosphorus diet can do much harm to kidney, increasing burdens on kidney and affecting kidney function.

3. People with high urea nitrogen should avoid cold and infection in daily life.

4. Proper intake of water is also important for people with much urea nitrogen, and they can consult doctors or our online doctors to know how much water they should drink, depending on their specific disease conditions.

Apart from the above, people with much urea nitrogen should get treated by repairing kidney damage and recovering kidney function, which is the best way to reduce urea nitrogen fundamentally. Hot compress therapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can attain these two aims. As Chinese medicines penetrate into kidney inside, the following properties can show up for kidney:

1. Dilate blood vessels

2. Prevent kidney inflammation

3. Anticoagulation

4. Enhance immune system

5. Supply nutrients to kidney

In this way, kidney damage can be repaired, then kidney function will be recovered step by step at last. Hot compress therapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy are a very good option for people with much urea nitrogen to recover kidney function.