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Q:
My father is 68 years old suffering from diabetes for 20 years. He is now on insulin injection and regular antihypertensive medicine. He is diagnosed to have kidney failure and creatinine is 500. Doctor prescribed dialysis to him. However, I would like my father to be treated with your treatment, waiting forward to your reply.
A:
The above is a message left by a patient’s family on our website. In the following content, I will analyze him illness condition and then give some treatment suggestions. If you also have the similar condition with him, this article will help you.
Analysis of illness state
Firstly, you should have an overall understanding of your illness state. Diabetes is a very complicated condition which can involve multiple body organs and systems. So the patients often suffer from a large number of complications. Compared with non-diabetic kidney failure, kidney failure in diabetes is associated with a worse prognosis.
In diabetes, long-term high blood glucose can cause extra strain on the small blood vessels in kidneys. Over time, the small blood vessels will become worn out and impaired. As a result, the kidneys fail to remove waste products from blood, thus resulting in high creatinine. Creatinine 500 is associated with severe kidney damage and implies high levels of toxins and waste products in blood.
While dialysis can keep the patients alive, it is not a cure for kidney failure in diabetes. What’s worse, dialysis is an extremely excruciating treatment process.
Treatment that can help avoid dialysis
As mentioned above, renal function decline results from impairment of small blood vessels in kidneys. To help the patients avoid dialysis, Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy will be recommended. It can help repair the impaired kidney structure, enhancing renal function fundamentally.
