How to Avoid Dialysis in Renal Parenchymal Disease

2012-11-21 15:50

Renal Parenchymal Disease is a type of kidney disorder that affects the parenchyma area of our kidneys. To prevent onset of dialysis, the patients suffering from this disease are seeking for the available treatment. In addition to western medicines most are familiar with, combining Chinese medicine treatment could help to improve kidney functions so dialysis can be likely avoided.

Can dialysis be avoided in Renal Parenchyma Disease? First thing to note is that early treatment matters for renal parenchyma disease. Kidney disease is a latent disease that is not easy to be detected in primary stage so renal damage can develop without being noticed. Kidney disease is complicated and is not easy to be cured. Once developed to a certain stage kidney function could irreversibly decline. So in prolonging periods of time, people experience gradual kidney function decline.

Dialysis is an artificial machine that performs the function to filter wastes out. So it can replace part of kidney function and help people who have failed kidneys to live longer. Dialysis doesn’t improve or treat your kidneys, but if people have kidney function below 10, they will need dialysis to control their complications.

There are some herbal medicines that can help improve damaged kidneys in people with Renal Parenchymal Disease. We have been familiar with western medicines, the medicines—such as AECI or ARB, help control blood pressure, some immunosuppressive medicines to control proteinuria, etc. The effect is directly observed. As for herbal treatment, it could adjust the internal microenvironment, including dilating renal blood vessels, resisting inflammation, improving immunity, providing minerals and micro nutrients which will be helpful to improve renal ischemia, stop further renal fibrosis and repair the damaged kidney cells. If kidney function can be improved then dialysis can be avoided.

For treating Renal Parenchyma Disease, always remember to consult an expert doctor and avoid any Nephrotoxic drugs which can further deteriorate the kidneys.

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