How to Lower High Creatinine Level without Dialysis

You may found it is hard to lower creatinine level, and that is because you did not found the right method. Creatinine is one of the wastes produced by our body and in clinical, high creatinine level indicates there are too much wastes in our blood. Dialysis is a medical procedure in which blood is filtered by a machine outside the body and meanwhile creatinine and other wastes are discharged. Dialysis is effective but temporary, so it is not a real solution at all. However, how to lower creatinine level without dialysis?

To lower creatinine level effectively, we must found out why there is high level of creatinine firstly. Creatinine in the blood is clinically called serum creatinine and normally kept in a stable rang. Both our muscle mass and meat intake can influence our serum creatinine, but generally speaking, serum creatinine is still in the normal range or it lower back to the normal range one or several days later. Excessive creatinine is normally discharged through our kidney, but for kidney disease patients, as their kidneys are damaged, kidney function decreases and creatinine cannot be excreted successfully and timely. Consequently, serum creatinine level increases.

High creatinine level is abnormal and it indicates there are too much wastes in the blood. These wastes circulate in the blood and may damage any part of our internal organs. Therefore it is essential to lower creatinine level. Since we know high creatinine level is caused by impaired kidney function, as long as we recover kidney function, creatinine level decreases naturally.

At present, many patients are prescribed with medicines to remit symptoms. These medicines show quick treatment effects, but unfortunately, they fail to repair kidney damages. This is the reason why creatinine level is hard to lower in many cases. Immunotherapy is an alternative treatment for lowering high creatinine level, through which kidney disease can be not cured, but kidney function can be recovered partly. As long as kidney function is increased, creatinine level decreases gradually.