What Are Some Signs and Symptoms of Having An Elevated Blood Creatinine

High creatinine level is a fear of kidney patients. What are some signs and symptoms of having an elevated blood creatinine? To know the answer helps you be aware of your medical condition early. Now in the following article, let’s have a quick look.

How does kidney disease cause elevated blood creatinine?

Creatinine is a waste product of muscle metabolism and to a small extent from meat you consume. It is mainly discharged out of the body by kidneys. Under normal circumstance, it does not increase. When you do a lot of strenuous exercises or consume excessive meat, creatinine level increases temporarily. Only when your kidneys lose more than 50% function, creatinine can not be removed out and then you will suffer from high creatinine level.

Signs and symptoms of high creatinine level

High creatinine level does not cause any symptoms directly. For those kidney patients with above-normal levels, they may notice no change. The symptoms associated with high creatinine are most often caused by kidney failure.

Symptoms of kidney failure can include swelling, foamy urine, headache, frequent urination at night, nausea, vomit, shortness of breath, osteoporosis, poor appetite, deep breath, skin itchy, abdominal pain, weakness, even coma.

How to lower creatinine level for kidney patients?

High creatinine level results from kidney function impairment, so to lower creatinine level, you should repair the damaged kidneys. 4M treatment (Mai Kang Mixture, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Foot Bath and various Medicinal Soup) can decompose the deposited immune complexes in the kidneys to eliminate kidney inflammation. They can speed up blood circulation to remove stasis. They can decrease blood pressure, reduce cholesterol level and regulate blood sugar level. They can degrade extracellular matrix to stop kidney fibrosis. And they can provide the damaged kidneys with essential nutrients. When your kidneys regain their ability, creatinine level will go down.

What are some signs and symptoms of having an elevated blood creatinine? Now you have acquired the answer. If you still have any other question, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com.