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Bilateral atrophic kidneys refer to both of kidneys shrinking in size. When kidneys are smaller than normal, they will fail to function adequately. Bilateral atrophic kidneys are common sign of stage 4 kidney failure. What is the treatment for stage 4 kidney failure with bilateral atrophic kidneys?
Stage 4 kidney failure with bilateral atrophic kidneys
Nephrons are the basic functional units of kidneys. Every kidney is composed of around one million nephrons. The nephrons maintain the kidney structure and renal functions. However, a variety of diseases and conditions can affect nephrons in an adverse way like inadequate supply to kidneys, heavy pressure against nephrons and so forth.
Kidney shrinkage can occur in one or both of kidneys. Bilateral atrophic kidneys refer to both of kidneys shrinking in size. In stage 4 kidney failure with bilateral atrophic kidneys, the kidneys are impaired significantly. Hence, a large number of symptoms occur in this stage.
Treatment for stage 4 kidney failure with bilateral atrophic kidneys
The treatment for stage 4 kidney failure with bilateral atrophic kidneys should focus on increasing the size of kidneys and preserving the residual renal function.
The first treatment step is to control the primary diseases and conditions of kidney disease. It can slow down renal function decline and reduce damage to nephrons. Hence, it can preserve the residual renal function.
To reverse the bilateral atrophic kidneys in stage 4 kidney failure, the treatment should be applied to restore the impaired nephrons.
The conventional treatments only can slow down renal function decline to some extent, but can not restore kidneys. To attain the above treatment goals, Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy will be the recommended treatment. This therapy can stimulate the self-rebuilding of kidney tissues and cells, thus reversing the impaired nephrons. In this way, the size of kidneys will increase in size and renal function will be improved remarkably.
