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Q:
My father is on dialysis base twice a week. His creatinine is 8-9. He wants to irnore the dialysis for moth. Any advice?
A:
Creatinine 8-9 is a very high level, which means there are high levels of toxins in the blood. Under such a condition, dialysis is needed regularly to keep toxins away from blood, so as to protect internal organs from being damaged. Toxic substances are produced by our body. For your father, if he ignore dialysis, or we can say skip dialysis, for a month, lots of toxins will quickly build up in his blood, which may damage his heart and cause dangerous heart problems like heart failure. Therefore, we do not suggest your father to skip dialysis casually.
We know dialysis is painful. If he really wants to get farer away from dialysis, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is recommended. It is a herbal treatment and can help to reduce dialysis frequency. Also, there is chance for your father to get off dialysis. I suggest your father to send his test report to kidneycares@hotmail.com. We will help him analyze his illness condition and then reply with possible treatment effects and approximate cost for treatment.
So far Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has been used to treat kidney disease patients from more than 64 countries in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital. Most of them receive satisfactory treatment effects. Tima Kaeyo is a dialysis patient treated in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital. After treatment of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and other treatments, he gets off dialysis successfully. If you are interested to learn more about this story, please click Stage 5 CKD: Say Goodbye to Dialysis.
Lastly, creatinine 8-9 is very high and it means poor kidney function. Your father is on dialysis now, so does he still have urine output? Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is especially effective in patients who still has urine output. For these who do not urinate over a half of year, we do not suggest them to take this treatment. At that case, kidney transplant is a better option. Any questions, please leave us a message below or contact our online doctor directly.
