How to Reduce Proteinuria 3939 mg/24 h for Diabetic Nephropathy Patients

Recently a Diabetic Nephropathy patient sought help from our website. He said he had the proteinuria problem since 1 year and the proteinuria level is 3939 mg/24h. How to reduce proteinuria? If you have the similar medical condition, the following information may be helpful for you.

First of all, you should control the blood sugar level.

Diabetes is the root cause of such kidney disease. If you can not control diabetes, it will cause further damage to the kidneys.

Second, you should also lower blood pressure.

High blood pressure is not uncommon in patients with Diabetic Nephropathy patients and it can also speed up the deterioration of kidney disease. To lower blood pressure is also helpful in reducing protein leakage. The common medicine to use is ACE inhibitors and ARBs. These medicine can protect your kidney function as well. But the problem is that long-term use of these medications have many side effects.

Third, you should pay attention to the diet.

Massive protein intake can increase the workload of kidneys, which is bad for kidney self-healing, so it is recommended for Diabetic Nephropathy to have a low protein intake and the high quality protein such as fish and poultry without skin is preferred. How much protein you can take depends on your kidney function.

Fourth, steroid is also often used to control proteinuria.

This kind of medicine can inhibit kidney inflammation so as to decrease proteinuria. But it also has a lot of side effects like weight gain, weakening of the bones, muscle weakness, rapid heartbeat, etc.

If you would like a natural therapy, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy may be a good choice. It is developed from traditional Chinese Medicine. This thereapy can repair the damaged glomerular basement membrane so as to stop proteinuria. What is more, it can expand blood vessels, inhibit kidney inflammation, block blood clotting and prevent kidney fibrosis, which is good for improving kidney function.

Proteinuria 3939 mg/24 h is considered to be a massive proteinuria. If you can not bring it under control, other symptoms may appear, such as edema, hypoproteinemia and hyperlipemia. Therefore, early treatment is needed to reduce protein leakage.