How To Stop Vomiting When Creatinine Level Is 6.3

Normal creatinine level in blood is 0.5-1.3mg/dL so creatinine level 6.3 is higher than the normal range. High blood creatinine levels are generally a sign of poor kidney function. High creatinine level caused by poor kidney function can cause symptoms like vomiting, nausea, poor appetite and itchy skin, etc. Well then, how to stop vomiting when creatinine level is 6.3?

How does high creatinine level 6.3 cause vomiting?

Creatinine is the by-product of muscle metabolism and in normal condition our kidneys are responsible for removing creatinine and other waste substances from the body. However, once kidney function is damaged, creatinine can not be removed and will pile up in blood, which may damage their digestive tract intestines and stomach, thus causing vomiting and nausea. In addition, patients may also have a poor appetite.

How to stop vomiting when creatinine level is 6.3?

From the above, we can see poor kidney function is the root cause of high creatinine level. Under such a condition, to stop vomiting, the radical solution should aim at improving kidney function. When kidney function is improved, it can discharge excess creatinine out of the body so as to alleviating vomiting from the root.

How to improve kidney function?

To improve kidney function, I recommend you the latest treatment-Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy is on the basis of Chinese herbs but used externally. That is, you just need to lie on the bed to take this treatment and two medicated herbal bags are placed on your kidney area. With the help of osmosis device, the active ingredients can come to kidney lesion directly and have functions of dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix. In this way, damaged kidneys can be repaired and gradually kidney function will be improved greatly. After that, not only can vomiting be stopped but also other symptoms like itchy skin, swelling and muscle cramps be relieved.

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