How to Revive Kidney After Kidney Failure

How to revive kidney after kidney failure? Do you want to know the answer? Is it possible for you to regain your kidney function? If yes, this article will be very helpful for you.

First of all, you should find out what causes your kidney failure.

To know the answer can help you revive kidneys. For example, if your kidney failure is caused by diabetes, you should bring down your blood sugar first; if your kidney failure is caused by high blood pressure, you should lower your blood pressure first; if your kidney failure is caused by IgA Nephropathy or Lupus Nephritis or Purpura Nephritis or some other autoimmune disease, you should regulate your abnormal immune system, etc.

Treatment to help revive kidney after kidney failure

In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, Toxin-Removing Treatment is often used. As its name implies, this therapy can help cleanse waste products from the blood and draw toxins out of renal cells. We should know that those waste products affect medications for kidneys if they build up in the blood. If they immerse into renal cells, it is difficult for you to recover if you do not clear them. That is why you should cleanse the blood. Besides, this therapy can dilate blood vessels and remove stasis to increase blood flow into kidneys to improve ischemia and anoxia. Moreover, some other therapies and medications will be used to lower blood pressure, inhibit kidney inflammation, stop kidney fibrosis, etc.

After several days’ treatment, your creatinine level will go down, your swelling, proteinuria, fatigue and some other symptoms will get relieve. After about one month’s treatment, your kidney function will improve gradually. And then it is possible for you to stay away from dialysis and kidney transplant to lead a normal life.

How to revive kidney after kidney failure? You can try the above Toxin-Removing Treatment. For more information on kidney failure treatment, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com. Later our nephrologist on duty will contact you to give you personalized guidance on treatment.