Can Serum Creatinine At 4.4 Be Reduced

A patient left a message to our mail box kidneycares@hotmail.com that his serum creatinine level is at 4.4mg/dl. Can it be reduced or not? Yes, it can be reduced. Here we recommend some treatment for you.

The radical treatment to reduce high creatinine level 4.4mg/dL is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy which can repair injured kidney tissues and improve renal function. Only when your own renal function is improved can your elevated creatinine level be reduced fundamentally.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an external application based on Chinese medicines. According to your specific illness condition, our doctor will choose suitable Chinese medicines for you. And then Chinese medicines will be processed into powder and packaged into two medicated bags. Patients need to lie on these two bags for treatment. The osmosis machine helps the active ingredients arrive at kidney lesion directly. Through dilating blood vessels, improving blood circulation, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing nutrients, it is able to repair injured kidney tissues and improve renal function gradually. When renal function is improved, your kidneys can dischagre excess creatinine out. Thus, serum creatinine level 4.4mg/dl will be reduced. Moreover, it is possible for someone to keep far away from dialysis. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is only available in China so foreign patients need to come to China for treatment. We have no branches in other countries now.

Of course, patients are also recommended for a proper diet. Since kidney disease leads to accumulation of urea and creatinine in the body which are the byproducts of protein metabolism. So you have to limit protein intake. Protein 50mg to 100mg is recommended if the protein albumin is below the normal levels in the blood, otherwise try to avoid it. Besides, limit salt intake if there is water accumulating in the body. Salt causes water retention.

There is no specific renal failure diet. Be in touch with your doctor for specific diet for you.