How Bad Is A 4.8 Creatinine Level for Diabetic Nephropathy Patients

How bad is a 4.8 creatinine level for Diabetic Nephropathy patients? When seeing the abnormal data in medical test report, you may do not have a clear mind about it. Today renal experts from Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital will give you an instruction on such a thing.

Relation between high creatinine level and Diabetic Nephropathy

In the early stage of Diabetic Nephropathy, creatinine level does not increase, because the kidneys can still work well to remove creatinine and other waste products out of the body. But with the development of Diabetic Nephropathy, creatinine begins to build up in the blood. When more than 50% of kidneys are damaged, creatinine level increases quickly. Now your creatinine level is as high as 4.8, which indicates that your kidneys are severely damaged.

How to lower 4.8 creatinine level for Diabetic Nephropathy patients?

There are many ways to help you lower creatinine level. But that is not enough. Only when we repair kidney damage and improve kidney function can you prevent it from increasing again. In our hospital, Chinese medicine therapies are widely applied into Diabetic Nephropathy treatment, for example, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Foot Bath, Mai Kang Composition and various medicinal soup.

Those therapies can help you regulate your blood sugar level so as to prevent further kidney damage. They can also help expel waste products from body so as to help you lower creatinine level. In addition, they can dilate blood vessels and remove stasis to increase blood flow into kidneys to improve ischemia and anoxia. And they can decompose the deposited immune complexes to reduce kidney inflammation and degrade extracellular matrix to stop kidney fibrosis. After 10-14 days’ treatment, your creatinine level will go down gradually. Keep on treatment, there will be more improvement on your kidney conditions.

How bad is a 4.8 creatinine level for Diabetic Nephropathy patients? It means your kidneys are severely damaged by high blood sugar level. If you do not want to do dialysis soon, you have to take treatment as early as possible. For more information on Diabetic Nephropathy, please send a scanned copy of your medical test report to kidneycares@hotmail.com. Later our nephrologist will contact you to help analyze it and then give you personalized guidance on treatment.