Do Kidney Patients with Creatinine 4.8 and Blood Urea 81 Need Dialysis

Creatinine and urea are both waste that is discharged by the kidneys. When your kidneys fail to filter waste from body, they begin to accumulate in the blood. Dialysis is a way to take over part of your kidney function to expel waste. Do kidney patients with creatinine 4.8 and blood urea 81 need dialysis?

For a healthy people, there are usually 0.5-1.2 mg/dL creatinine and 7-20 mg/dL urea. Though creatinine 4.8 and blood urea 81 are higher than the normal level. It does not mean you should do dialysis. Whether you need dialysis or not, it depends on your medical condition. If you feel very uncomfortable, such as nausea, vomiting and headache, dialysis is needed. But generally speaking, dialysis is recommended when your creatinine level increases to 6-7. Because once you start dialysis, it is impossible for you to stop it unless you can repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function. And dialysis can only reduce your creatinine level and blood urea level temporarily. Then how to repair the damaged kidneys?

Our body has immense self-healing ability. When there is a small cut, it can gradually heal itself without treatment. But the premise is that you should protect it from infection. The kidneys are no exception. Kidney is an organ to filter the blood. If there are many inflammatory factors, immune complexes and metabolism waste in the blood, it is impossible for the kidneys to heal themselves. Therefore, you should recover the blood system first. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy are anti-inflammatory, anticoagulants, dilating blood vessels and degrading extracellular matrix, which can help set up a good blood environment for kidney self-healing.

When your kidney function improves, creatinine level and blood urea level decreases and you can live a normal life. Creatinine 4.8 and blood urea 81 should be treated as early as possible, or you may have to do dialysis soon.