Are Dairy Products Allowed For People With High Creatinine

High creatinine level is suffered by most kidney disease patients. Doctors always tell patients to pay more attention to their diet. Well, are dairy products allowed for people with high creatinine?

Generally, red meat and dairy products like milk, cheese and yogurt, etc are not good for people with high creatinine levels as it belongs to foods that are high protein. Damaged kidneys cannot discharge extra phosphorus that builds up in the blood. This may make their bones to lose calcium and fragile. Dairy products are high in phosphorus. This is the reason why kidney disease patients should control the intake of dairy products. In addition, other high phosphorus foods such as nuts, cheese, pork, shellfish, pumpkin, squash, soybeans and low fat dairy products should also be limited or avoided. The kidneys struggle to process phosphorus-rich foods so as to avoid a strain on the kidneys.

From the above, we can see patients with high creatinine level had better not have dairy products.

In addition to dietary therapy, high creatinine level patients also need to take medical treatment. A high creatinine level in the blood is indicative of impaired kidney function and it can be lowered by repairing injured kidneys and improving renal function. In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, there are many natural Chinese medicine treatment which help lower high creatinine level naturally and effectively. Chinese medicine treatments include Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated bath, foot bath, enema therapy, fumigation and steaming therapy. Some can dilate blood vessels and improve blood circulation, and some can provide nutrients for repairing kidney damage. As a whole, Chinese medicine treatments can lower high creatinine level down by stimulating kidney’s self-healing ability and improving renal function.

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