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Q:
I have Diabetes and my bun is 34.5. I started eliminating sugar. What else to do? I believe in Natural remedies as well.
A:
BUN is short for blood urea nitrogen, which is an indicator of kidney function. The healthy kidneys can control BUN into 7-20 mg/dL. Because of the immense compensatory ability of our kidneys, even in the early stage of kidney disease, BUN can be controlled into normal range. Not until when your GFR is lower than 50% does BUN begin to increase quickly. You said your BUN is 34.5, which indicates that your diabetes has affected your kidney function, resulting in Diabetic Nephropathy.
Because your high BUN level results from diabetes, it is better for you to treat diabetes first. Diet, weight control and physical activity is helpful in lowering blood sugar. Besides, you may need tablets, or insulin injections to control blood sugar.
When your blood sugar is under control, you should set about repairing the damaged kidneys and restoring kidney function. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is improved from Traditional Chinese Medicine. In order to achieve a better therapeutic effect, we fully shatter the Chinese herbs first and then infiltrate them into the damaged kidneys with the help of osmosis devices. The active ingredients can dilate blood vessels and block blood clotting to improve blood circulation. They can also inhibit kidney inflammation and stop kidney fibrosis as well as provide essential nutrients.
In addition, you can make use of Stem Cell Therapy, which becomes more and more popular in treating Diabetes and kidney disease. This therapy can renew the damaged cells in the pancreatic islets and kidneys and then your body can regain their ability in regulating blood sugar level and BUN level.
Besides treatment, you should limit the intake of protein into 0.6 g/kg per day, because urea is a waste product of the digestion of protein and ensure the intake of calory to reduce protein metabolism in the body. If you can send more detailed information about your disease to kidneycares@hotmail.com, we can help you make a personalized treatment plan.
