Creatinine 10.5, Urea 162: Is There Any Kidney Problem

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A normal creatinine level and urea level are important indicators of kidney function. Too much or too little creatinine level and urea level can signal a kidney problem that should be addressed. Therefore, it is very urgent to know the root cause of high creatinine and elevated urea level in the kidney disease. Only in this way can find lower it fundamentally.

What is the cause of increased creatinine and urea level in kidney disease?

Urea and creatinine readings both increase when your kidneys are not functioning properly. Kidneys work to remove waste. However, when kidneys are damaged, they cannot perform this function properly. High levels of creatinine and urea signal that these byproducts are not being taken out of your body as urine. In this condition, high creatinine and urea level will occur.

How to lower creatinine and urea level naturally?

Herbs

Some herbs like dandelion root, nettle leaf, siberian ginseng, salvia and cinnamon can help lower creatinine and urea level. Because these herbs can enhance the filtration process and strengthen weak kidneys and thus increase the evacuation rate of creatinine and urea level.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is on the basis of traditional Chinese herbs but it is also different from TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). It is applied externally. The herbs are first crushed into powder and then packed with special gauze. The effective ingredients can come to the damaged kidneys directly through the meridians. Patients just need to lie on the bed to take this treatment and they feel it is very comfortable. With a period of treatment, injured kidneys can be repaired and renal function can be enhanced. Thus, byproducts in the body like creatinine and urea as well as other toxic and wasteful substances will be expelled out of the body by kidneys.

Apart from medical treatment, diet is also important. If you want a diet plan for lowering increased creatinine and urea level, you can leave us a message to kidneycares@hotmail.com or consult our online doctor directly.