How Long Can You Live Once You Have Diabetic Nephropathy

How long can you live once you are diagnosed with diabetic nephropathy? This question is concerned by most kidney disease patients. Diabetic nephropathy is different from diabetes and diabetic kidney disease is the complication of diabetes. To know the life expectancy, you should know what treatment you take.

Generally speaking, the onset of diabetic nephropathy is 5-10 years and patients will experience different levels of proteinuria. Besides, patients may also suffer from systemic microvascular lesions such as fundus lesions. At this condition, diabetic nephropathy can be diagnosed with these clinical symptoms.

Experts also tell us if diabetes is not under good control, high blood pressure, high blood pressure and high quality can speed up the deterioration of kidney function. Diabetic nephropathy in clinical can be divided into microalbuminuria stage, proteinuria stage and renal insufficient stage. Microalbuminuria indicates your disease is in irreversible stage. Without treatment, after some years, proteinuria and kidney insufficiency will occur. Dialysis may be required.

Therefore, early diagnosis and prevention for diabetic nephropathy plays an important role in delaying the progression. How long can diabetic nephropathy patients live? It depends on many factors and the most important one is for pathological treatment. If the treatment handles the disease on the root pathogeny, the prognosis is less recurrence.

Shi Jiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital creates a new treatment which is called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, a therapy through the traditional Chinese medicine as the centerpiece and that of the western medicine as the supplementary. This systematic treatment can deal with all kinds of kidney diseases like diabetic nephropathy, improve kidney function, help patients delay or even avoid dialysis, improve life quality and prolong life. If you have any question, please feel free to consult our online doctor or leave a message below.