Is There a Cure for Glomerulonephritis

Glomerulonephritis, called Nephritis, has two common types: acute and chronic. Both of them are quite common in clinic. Is there a cure for glomerulonephritis? The answer is complex, because the type of glomerulonephritis that you have and your specific condition both affect the therapeutic effect.

If your glomerulonephritis is acute, you may get it suddenly after an infection in the throat or on the skin. In some cases, you can get relief on your own, otherwise you have to take medications. Generally, quick and proper treatment can make you get rid of acute glomerulonephritis completely. Any delay may cause kidneys to stop working in a short time.

However, the condition will be quite different if you have chronic glomerulonephritis. All the information that you have learned about this disease must say chronic glomerulonephritis is incurable. Indeed we can’t cure chronic glomerulonephritis completely at present, and what we can do is to reverse or at least stop the progression of patients’ condition.

We know glomerulonephritis is a condition in which glomeruli, tiny kidney filters, are damaged gradually. As glomeruli are impaired, kidneys can’t remove waste products and excess water from the body optimally, causing many symptoms such as edema and proteinuria. According to this, kidney experts create a therapy, called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy.

This therapy is an external application remedy that is a combination of modern medicines and traditional Chinese medicines. In clinic, some Chinese medicines are proven to have an effect on increasing damaged cells’ self-curative ability and extending blood vessels. Extended vessels can supply enough nutritions and oxygens for kidney cells, while enhanced self-curative ability can make part of glomerular cells recover to work. With these two effects, patients’ kidney condition can be improved largely.

Whether you have acute glomerulonephritis or chronic glomerulonephritis, remember taking correct treatment timely is vital to treat your disease. If you haven’t take any therapy or you want to know more about treatments for glomerulonephritis, you can leave a message to us or send email to kidneycares@hotmail.com, and we are glad to share them with you.