What Does Creatinine Level 2.3 Mean for Diabetics

Because of unhealthy diet, exercise deficiency and some other factors, more and more people get diabetes. Diabetes can cause many complications if you can not bring it control. What does creatinine level 2.3 mean for diabetics?

Creatinine 2.3 means you develop Diabetic Nephropathy.

Not a few diabetics find that their creatinine level increases after physical examination. Creatinine is an indicator of kidney function. It does not increase until more than half of your kidneys are damaged. Now your creatinine 2.3 is almost twice the normal range (0.5-1.2 mg/dL). It means your diabetes causes kidney damage. Without timely and effective treatment, kidney failure occurs quickly.

How to lower creatinine 2.3 and preserve the remaining kidney function for Diabetics?

Because high blood sugar level is the root cause of kidney damage, you should stabilize your blood sugar level first. Diet, exercise and medications usually work well on blood sugar level. You can also use stem cell therapy to repair the damaged pancreas islet.

As to the damaged kidneys, we recommend 4M treatment. This treatment includes Mai Kang Composition, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Foot Bath, various Medicinal Soup, etc. This set of treatment can draw out toxins from your body to reduce their damage and lower creatinine level. It can also dilate blood vessels and block blood clotting to increase blood flow into the kidneys so that creatinine can be removed out of the body. Besides, it can decompose the immune complexes deposited in the kidneys and remove the diseased part of kidneys to eliminate kidney inflammation. Moreover, it degrades extracellular matrix to stop kidney fibrosis and provides the essential nutrients for damaged kidneys. After a period of treatment, your creatinine level 2.3 will decrease and your kidney function will also improve.

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