Is Dialysis the Only Treatment for High Creatinine Levels

When creatinine level is high, dialysis is usually recommended in case that high creatinine level causes further damage to the kidneys. Is dialysis the only treatment for high creatinine levels? Of course not. In the following, let’s have a quick look.

Common hazards of high creatinine level

-High creatinine level may cause hyponatremia or hypernatronemia.

-It can also cause other electrolyte metabolic abnormalities, such as aluminum, magnesium, copper, zinc, selenium, etc.

-Metabolic acidosis is also very common. And then you may have deep breath, poor appetite, weak, headache even coma.

-Water metabolism disorder, such as frequent night urination, diuresis, thirsty, edema, high blood pressure, heart failure, etc.

Because of these hazards, you should receive treatment as early as possible.

Alternative treatment for high creatinine level other than dialysis

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, there are many therapies to detoxify the blood. Unlike dialysis, they make use of your own body to discharge toxins. For example, foot bath, full bath, steam therapy and circle therapy draw out toxins from your skin. And enema therapy is to remove toxins via intestinal tract. To achieve a good curative effect, these therapies may be used together. Apart from blood detoxification, they can dilate blood vessels, speed up blood circulation and remove stasis so as to set up a good blood environment for kidney self-healing. They can also remove inflammatory factors from the kidneys to eliminate kidney inflammation and degrade extracellular matrix to stop kidney fibrosis. After a period of treatment, creatinine level comes down and you can return to a normal life.

Though dialysis can lower your creatinine level quickly, it is temporary. Between dialysis sessions, creatinine level increases again. Therefore, you had better take alternative treatment to repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function. Only in this way can you bring down creatinine level and live a normal life. For more information, please contact online doctor or leave a message below.