How Do Western Medicines Treat Kidney Failure

Western medicines are the most common medications used to treat kidney failure. Which medicines are used depends on your medical conditions. Well, how do western medicines treat kidney failure?

1. Treat the primary diseases

Western medicines aim at treating primary diseases positively including primary glomerulopathy, secondary glomerular disease, renal tubulointerstitial disease, renal vascular disease and hereditary nephropathy and so on. Among these, primary glomerulopathy, diabetic nephropathy and hypertensive nephropathy are three major causes of kidney failure.

2. Avoid and correct risk factors for chronic kidney failure

Control blood pressure strictly, manage blood sugar strictly, decrease proteinuria, regulate blood fat, limit intake of protein and reduce sodium intake. Besides, lifestyle should also be changed like quitting smoking, controlling body weight and taking some aerobic exercise.

3. Prevent the occurrence of complications

Correct acidosis

Correct anemia

Correct metabolic disorder of minerals and bones

Prevent cardiovascular disease

Prevent water-sodium metabolic disorder

Prevent hyperkelemia

From the above, we can see western medicines only control kidney disease symptoms and delay the progression of kidney disease but do nothing in repairing kidney damage and improving kidney function. If kidney failure patients reduce the dosage or stop taking these medications, their disease will relapse. Why does kidney failure relapse? Nearly 90% kidney disease belongs to immune system disease while western medicines cannot adjust immune system so kidney failure occurs. To adjust immune system, we recommend Immunotherapy which can not only adjust immunity, improve immunity but also repair impaired kidney tissues and improve renal function.

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