The levels of uric acid and creatinine can tell how your kidneys are functioning.High uric acid and high creatinine can occur in kidney failure. How to lower high levels of uric acid and creatinine?
High uric acid in kidney failure
Uric acid is the byproduct of purine.In right condition,the kidneys can process uric acid and discharge them out of body in urine.However,if the kidneys fail to work properly,the extra uric acid can not be eliminated from body adequately,thus resulting in high uric acid.
In return,high uric acid level in blood can also worsen renal function.If the uric acid deposits in kidneys,it can cause inflammation in kidneys directly.In addition,accumulation of uric acid can form obstruction which can affect the excretion of urine, thus worsening renal function further.
High creatinine in Kidney Failure
Creatinine level is an important indictor in measuring renal function.It is the byproduct of creatine metabolism and is normally filtered out of body by kidneys.For the powerful compensatory capacity of the kidneys,creatinine does not increase until the renal function is halved. The higher creatinine level, the worse renal function.
How to lower high uric acid and high creatinine in kidney failure?
To lower high uric acid,the patients should reduce the production of the uric acid. A diet low in purine plays a vital role in lowering high uric acid in kidney failure.
In order to lower high creatinine in kidney failure,a low-protein diet is recommended.Meanwhile,the patients also can have treatments to increase the excretion of creatinine and waste products from skin and intestine.Some Chinese herbal medicines can help the patients attain the above treatment goals. Email to kidneycares@hotmail.com to get what herbal medicines fit your condition.
All in all, high uric acid and high creatinine result from reduced renal function.To lower high uric acid and high creatinine, the patients should have treatment to treat kidney as a whole. Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy is the recommended treatment for kidney failure with high creatinine and high uric acid.