Is Dialysis Mandatory for Patients with Creatinine 9

Dialysis is usually recommended when creatinine is as high as 6-7 mg/dL. Creatinine 9 is much higher than the normal level (0.5-1.2 mg/dL). Is dialysis mandatory for patients with creatinine 9?

Dialysis is not mandatory.

As a matter as fact, whether patients should do dialysis or not depends on the patients’ medical condition. Some patients take dialysis early, because their body can not bear the high levels of toxins in the body, while some patients take dialysis late.

Dialysis is the most common used kidney replacement treatment for kidney failure patients, but it is not the only way. There are also other therapies to help you repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function.

Therefore, dialysis is not mandatory for patients with creatinine 9.

How to improve kidney function, lower creatinine 9 and avoid dialysis?

To preserve the remaining kidney function, you should lower the levels of toxin in the body. In western medicine, there is dialysis, immune absorption, plasma exchange, blood prefusion, etc. In Chinese medicine, there are 7 natural therapies to draw out toxins from blood, including hot compress therapy, circle therapy, enema therapy, moxibustion, medicated full bath, foot bath and steam therapy. According to your medical condition, our doctors can help you make the most suitable treatment plan for you.

The combination can dilate blood vessels, remove stasis, lower cholesterol level to improve blood circulation and then the kidneys can get enough oxygen and nutrients. Besides, they can remove the immune complexes from kidneys and then kidney inflammation gradually relieves. Moreover, they can degrade extracellular matrix to stop kidney fibrosis.

When blood environment is purified, the damaged kidneys can gradually repair themselves. As long as your kidney function is enhanced, creatinine level comes down. Biotherapy can also help you further promote kidney function. For more information, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com.