Is There A Possibility for Creatinine Reduction from 3.2

Creatinine 3.2 is far beyond the normal creatinine level (0.5-1.2 mg/dL), which indicates that your kidneys have been severely damaged. Is there a possibility for creatinine reduction from 3.2? After reading this article, you will find the answer.

Doctors usually do not have so many ways to lower creatinine level. What they often do is to use western medicine to eliminate the clinical symptoms. Only when your creatinine level is as high as 6-7, dialysis is used to lower creatinine level and reduce the blood toxin concentration. However, there is still possibility to help creatinine reduce from 3.2.

The reason why your creatinine increases is that your kidneys are not able to remove waste products from the blood. To lower creatinine 3.2, you should repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function.

In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, we develop a series of Traditional Chinese Medicine therapies, including Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Foot Bath, Medicated Full Bath, Mai Kang Mixture, Circle Therapy, Acupuncture Application, Steam Therapy, Enema Therapy, etc. Some of them can draw toxins from your body so as to reduce the damage. Some can dilate blood vessels to increase blood flow into kidneys so as to improve ischemia and anoxia. Some can speed up blood circulation and remove stasis so as to prevent thrombus. Some can lower blood pressure, decrease blood cholesterol level and regulate blood sugar level. Some can inhibit kidney inflammation. And some can stop kidney fibrosis. With the improvement kidney function, your creatinine level will gradually decline.

In addition, you had better decrease the production of creatinine by avoiding strenuous exercises and reducing the consumption of meat.

Is there a possibility for creatinine reduction from 3.2? Yes, there is. The above information is just a general treatment suggestion. If you would like a personalized treatment plan, please send your medical test report to kidneycares@hotmail.com. After analyzing your case, our doctors will contact you.