Can Your Kidneys Repair Themselves After Renal Function Is Abnormal

Our body has immense self-healing ability. When it is slightly damaged, it can heal themselves. Can your kidneys repair themselves after renal function is abnormal? Go on reading to learn more information.

When your renal function is more than 50%, most of the damaged kidney tissues can repair themselves and regain their ability. That is to say, as long as your kidney filtration function damage is less than 50%, it is possible for you to reverse your disease. When your renal function is less than 50%, many of kidney tissues have been beyond repair. In such a case, you can only revitalize a small part of damaged kidneys to improve kidney function and promote your living quality.

How to help your kidneys repair themselves?

When there is a cut on our finger, we need anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection and speed up recovery. The damaged kidneys are the same. The damaged kidneys are not able to filter waste products out of the body adequately, as a result, they build up in the blood. Those waste products do not cause further damage to your kidneys and affect the normal function of other organs, but also counteract the medications for kidneys. Therefore, it is necessary to clear those wastes out of body. In our hospital, Chinese medicine is applied to expel waste products out of renal cells and blood to make a clean internal environment for the damaged kidneys to heal themselves. It can also improve blood circulation and increase blood flow into damaged kidneys to provide them with enough essential elements, such as oxygen, nutrients and active ingredients of medicine to speed up kidney recovery. After a short-term treatment, you will feel the improvement on your medical conditions, for example, your high blood pressure will be decreased; your poor appetite will become good; your swelling will disappear; etc. After a long-term treatment, your kidney function will improve gradually.

Can your kidneys repair themselves after renal function is abnormal? It depends on the severity of kidney damage. If you are interested in our hospital and our treatment, please leave a message below or contact online doctor. We will try our best to help you.