What Should I Do with Creatinine 10.7 and Urea 233

Both creatinine and urea are the common used indicators of kidney function. Recently a renal patient told me that his creatinine level reached 10.7 and urea was 233. He wanted to know what he should do. High creatinine level and urea level are always the big concern of kidney patients. If you have the similar medical condition, go on reading to learn more corresponding information.

Creatinine 10.7 and urea 233 are both far beyond the normal range, which means the kidneys are severely damaged and waste products in the blood are very high. In such condition, you may have a lot of body malaise, such as headache, nausea, vomiting, shortness of breath, etc. What you should do is to lower creatinine level and urea as early as possible, otherwise, it may threaten your life.

To do dialysis

Dialysis is the most common used treatment for high creatinine and urea level. But it can not recover your kidney function. That is to say, you have to do dialysis for long-term to cleanse your blood.

To look for treatment to revive your kidneys

When your kidney function improves, creatinine 10.7 and urea 233 goes down. Blood Pollution Therapy combines various blood purification therapies, which can not only cleanse waste products in the blood, but also remove stasis to set up a good blood environment for kidney self-healing. It can also supplement the essential elements in the blood according to your conditions to activate DNA duplication in the damaged kidneys so as to speed up their recovery. After a period of treatment, you can regain some kidney function.

What should I do with creatinine 10.7 and urea 233? Apart from medical treatment, you should follow a healthy lifestyle, such as eat renal-friendly diet, keep good mood and have a good rest, which can help you achieve a better therapeutic effect. If you would like to know more information, please contact online doctor or leave a message below.