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Why creatinine is still high after dialysis? Dialysis is designed as an approach to discharge metabolic toxins out of the body. So elevated creatinine level can be effectively brought down after dialysis. However, in prolonging course, the...Read More
How to lower high creatinine effectively? Serum creatinine is an effective measure for kidney functions. In the treatment of kidney disease, the patients are very concerned as to how to lower their elevated creatinine and stop further damag...Read More
Dialysis is in simple word artificial kidney and it is an important renal replacement therapy which can replace the functions of the failed kidneys to purify the blood. It takes advantage of semipermeable membrane and through diffusion to r...Read More
High creatinine level always indicates kidney problem and when creatinine increases to a certain level, dialysis or kidney transplant will be needed. However, in many cases, kidney disease patients make light of slightly high creatinine, be...Read More
The creatinine is mainly produced by creatine which is the metabolic product of muscles and it is discharged outsides through the kidney. The level of serum creatinine is mainly up to how much creatinine the kidneys will filter. Healthy kid...Read More
Long term high blood sugar will cause damages to renal intrinsic cells and weaken the kidney function of detoxification. As a result, the metabolic wastes and toxins can not be discharged and they will accumulate in the body and cause incre...Read More
Creatinine is the product of muscle metabolism. When the kidney function is normal, creatinine can be filtered in the kidneys and be discharged with urination. In case of kidney failure, the kidney function has been affected and these metab...Read More
Generally speaking, the normal value of serum creatinine is 0.7-1.2mg/dl for men and 0.5-1.2mg/dl for women and increased serum creatinine level indicates substantial kidney damages if physiological and transient factors can be ruled out. K...Read More
