How to Lower High Creatinine Level after Kidney Transplant

How to lower high creatinine level after kidney transplant? Recurrent elevated serum creatinine level must be many kidney disease patients’ biggest nightmare after kidney transplant, because it may means their primary kidney problem comes back.

The cause of high creatinine level after kidney transplant?

Most people with advanced kidney disease usually pin their hope of brand new life on their kidney transplant. Generally, a successful kidney transplant can keep their creatinine in the normal range. However, in some cases, patients’ creatinine level elevates again after kidney transplant. There are mainly three causes: take too much meat, do drastic exercise or the transplanted kidney can’t work very well. High creatinine level due to the first two causes usually can decline spontaneously, but the last cause is most difficult to manage. Therefore, today we mainly talk about high creatinine level caused by the transplanted kidney that can’t work very well.

How to lower high creatinine level after kidney transplant?

1. Consume more fruits that can help lower high creatinine level: Some fruits rich in vitamin especially vitamin C can help increase the kidney filtering rate. As a result, more wastes including creatinine will be removed from the body. Here, we mainly recommend two fruits: cranberry and kiwi fruit.

2. Drink some herbal tea: Nearly all herbal teas come from the natural plant root, stem, leaf or flowers. Different herbal teas have different functions. Some of them can help improve kidney function, through extending blood vessels and increasing the blood flow on the kidney. With improved kidney function, more creatinine will be discharged from the body via blood circulation.

3.Take correct treatment to improve kidney function: Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Immunotherapy both have such a function, but they work differently. Micro-Chinese Medicine is mainly used to repair damaged kidney tissues, while Immunotherapy aims to correct patients’ immune system and protect kidney.

If you have done kidney transplant but suffer from high creatinine level again, you can choose suitable treatment according to your condition. Any follow-up questions about how to lower high creatinine level after kidney transplant can be asked.