How to Prevent Rise of Serum Creatinine Level

Creatinine is a chemical waste product filtered from the blood through the kidneys. When your kidneys go wrong, creatinine level gradually build up in the blood. When your kidney function is less than 50%, creatinine level rises quickly. How to prevent rise of serum creatinine level?

Follow a renal-friendly diet

Meat is also a great source of creatinine, so you should limit the intake of meat. But it does not mean you should avoid meat. Because meat is also a source of amino acids, which is necessary for maintaining the normal function of body. If you do not have edema, drinking plenty of water and herbal tea such as nettle leaf and dandelion is helpful for you to control creatinine level. Fresh vegetables and fruits are also very good for you.

Reduce strenuous exercise

Exercise increases muscle contraction so as to rise creatinine level further. But it does not mean you should avoid exercise. In the daily, doing some gentle exercises such as walking and jogging is OK. Moderate exercise can help you control blood pressure, lower cholesterol level, improve appetite and sleeping quality so as to protect your kidneys from being damaged further.

Protect kidney function

To prevent rise of serum creatinine level, you should protect the remaining kidney function. Early treatment can help you repair the damaged kidneys and restore kidney function. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is developed from Traditional Chinese Medicine. This therapy can expand blood vessels and block blood clotting to increase blood flow into the kidneys, which improves ischemia and anoxia in the kidneys. It can also decompose immune complexes deposited in the kidney so as to remove them, which prevent further damage to the kidneys. Moreover, it can degrade extracellular matrix to cease kidney fibrosis. All in all, this therapy can help you control creatinine level into the normal range.

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