Can Elevated Creatinine Level Cause Low Hemoglobin

Elevated creatinine level may be the most concerned question for kidney patients. Once their creatinine level increases, it indicates that their kidney function declines to lower than 50 %. Elevated creatinine level can cause many problems, such as edema, headache, etc. Can elevated creatinine level cause low hemoglobin?

Elevated creatinine level and low hemoglobin both results from kidney function impairment.

Elevated creatinine level has closely relationship with low hemoglobin. Elevated creatinine level and low hemoglobin both indicates that there is something wrong with the kidneys. The reason why creatinine level increases is that the damaged kidneys can not filter waste from the blood, while the reason why hemoglobin level decreases is that the damaged kidneys can not release enough erythropoietin to produce hemoglobin. With the decline of kidney function, creatinine level will become higher and higher and hemoglobin level will become lower and lower.

How to lower creatinine level and increase hemoglobin level?

Though creatinine level and hemoglobin level can be controlled by medications and diet. They can not solve the problem from the root. As long as you stop the medicine, they go up again. Only when your damaged kidneys are repaired, they gradually come to the normal level.

There are many particular medicine and therapies in our hospital, such as Medicated Bath, Moxibustion, acupoint application, circle therapy, hot compress therapy, etc. Some of them can dilate blood vessels and block blood clotting to improve blood circulation. Some of them can eliminate inflammatory factors and immune complexes from the blood. Some can degrade extracellular matrix to stop kidney fibrosis.

After a period of treatment, all the indicators of kidney function become normal. If you do not pay attention to control your state of illness, it will quickly develop to kidney failure. For further information, please leave a message or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com.