Does Reduced GFR Affect Creatinine

GFR and creatinine are the indicators often used to measure how well the kidneys function. Does reduced GFR affect creatinine? You can draw a conclusion by yourself after reading the following article.

With the development of kidney disease, your kidney function impairs, resulting in reduced GFR. Our kidneys have strong compensation. In the early stage of kidney disease, our kidneys can still manage to make the creatinine level in the normal range. But when your kidneys are severed damaged, creatinine level increases quickly. Now I think you get the answer to the question, that is, reduced GFR affect creatinine. And the lower your GFR, the higher creatinine level. If you want to control creatinine level, you should repair the damaged kidneys and improve GFR.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy attracts attention of more and more patients from all over the world. The reason why this therapy is so popular is that it has few side effects and it is very effective in treating kidney disease. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is to infiltrate the fully shattered Chinese herbs into the damaged kidneys through shenshu acupoints by osmosis devices. It can improve ischemia and anoxia in the kidneys by dilating blood vessels and blocking blood clotting. It can also ease kidney inflammation by eliminating inflammatory factors and immune complexes from the blood. What is more, this therapy can stop kidney fibrosis by degrading extracellular matrix.

Besides, we have therapies such as Medicated Bath and Foot Bath to draw out toxins from your blood to set up a good blood environment for kidney self-healing.

With systemic treatment, your damaged kidneys can gradually regain their ability. And then your GFR increases and creatinine level comes down. In the daily, you should pay attention to the diet and exercise, which can also speed up your recovery.

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