How Serious if A Body Has A Creatinine Level of 9.1

For kidney patients, high creatinine level may be a nightmare, because creatinine level usually does not increase unless their kidney function is left less than 50%. How serious if a body has a creatinine level of 9.1?

It may lead to uremia so as to threaten your life.

Under normal circumstance, creatinine level is kept in 0.5-1.2 mg/dL. Because our kidneys have a lot of excess capacity built into them, when kidneys are just slightly injured, creatinine level does not increase. Now your creatinine is as high as 9.1 far beyond the normal range, which means your toxin concentration in the blood is very high. If you do not take treatment as early as possible, it is likely for you to develop uremia. Uremia can affect all your body system, such as blood system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract system, etc. Heart failure is a main cause of death for kidney failure patients.

How to reduce creatinine 9.1?

Dialysis is the direct way to cleanse the waste products so as to lower creatinine level. Short-term dialysis is beneficial, but long-term dialysis can make your remaining kidney function disappear and there will be a lot of complications, such as muscle cramp, skin itch, etc.

If you do not want to do dialysis, you can take advantage of Blood Pollution Therapy. This therapy is a characteristic treatment of Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital. It combines many kinds of blood purification therapies, which can not only cleanse waste products in the blood, but also remove stasis adhered to the blood vessels so as to set up a good blood environment. In addition, we supplement essential nutrients into your blood according to your medical condition, which can speed up DNA duplication in damaged cells so as to revive the kidneys. After a period of treatment, your kidneys can remove waste products including creatinine from the blood.

How serious if a body has a creatinine level of 9.1? It is very serious now. If you still want to lead a normal life, receive treatment as early as possible. For more information, please contact online doctor.