Creatinine Level Increased from 4 to 5: What to Do

The most terrible thing kidney patients do not want to see is the deterioration of their disease. Recently a patient consult our online doctor: my creatinine level increased from 4 to 5, what to do? If your creatinine level keeps increasing as well, go on reading to learn more information.

Elevation of creatinine level indicates that your kidney disease is worsening.

From the changes of your creatinine level, you can have a general judge of how well your kidneys are working. Creatinine level does not increase until more than 50% of your kidneys are damaged. With timely treatment, you can stop creatinine level from increasing, but now your creatinine level increases. It indicates that your kidneys are damaged further.

How to prevent creatinine level from increasing?

It is to stabilize your state of illness and prevent it from worsening. In China, we use Chinese medicine to help kidney patient to achieve this goal. The commonly used Chinese medicine includes Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Foot Bath, Medicated Full Bath, Circle Therapy, Steam Therapy, Enema Therapy, etc. They can draw toxins out of renal cells and expel waste products from the blood. After about half month’s treatment, your creatinine level will go down at least 10%. But that is not enough. You should keep on treatment. Those treatment can expand blood vessels and remove stasis to improve blood circulation and increase blood flow into damaged kidneys to provide them with essential elements, oxygen, and active ingredients of medicine to speed up kidney recovery. After long-term treatment, the damaged kidneys will gradually regain their ability to filter the blood. And then you can have a good control of creatinine level.

Creatinine level increased from 4 to 5. If you do not take treatment as early as possible to prevent further kidney damage, you may have to start dialysis soon. For more information on high creatinine level treatment, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com. We will refer you to one of our nephrologists to help you.