A Lupus Nephritis Patient Say Goodbye To Dialysis In Our Hospital

Name: Emma 

Gender: Female 

Age: 42 Years old 

Country: Zimbabwe 

Diagnose: Lupus Nephritis 

Patient Word:

It is all patients’ dream to get rid of dialysis. Is it possible? Yes, as long as you choose right treatment, you can successfully say goodbye to dialysis. The following is a real patient story in our hospital-Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, China.

This female patient is from Zimbabwe and 42 years old. She has suffered from Lupus Nephritis for 8 years. 3 months ago, her creatinine level increased to 560umol/L and urine volume was 700ml. She began dialysis under her local doctor’s suggestion. After dialysis, her creatinie level was 352umol/L. The doctor also told her dialysis would be her only treatment option. And when her kidneys completely failed, she had to take kidney transplant. Aside from dialysis and kidney transplant, there was no other treatment for her lupus nephritis. When hearing this, she was a little upset but did not give up. During dialysis, she also searched for other treatments. Unintentionally, Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital came into her eyes. She was extremely interested in the unique Chinese medicine treatments and thought she could get better with these unique Chinese medicines. Through getting in touch with our doctors, this patient comfirmed her decision to come to China for treatment.

On 30th January, 2017, she came to our hospital for treatment with the accompany of her mother. She did not take dialysis in our hospital. We only gave her Chinese medicine treatments like Medicated Foot Bath, Mai Kang Mixture, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Medicinal Soup, etc. These therapies can dilate blood vessels, improve blood circulation, remove toxins out and supply some nutrients for reversing injured kidney tissues.

After 7 days of Chinese medicine treatments, her creatinine level was reduced to 242umol/L and her discomforts disappeared as well. Dialysis is completely avoided.

Lupus Nephritis is not that horrible. The most horrible thing is that you can not get a good treatment to delay your condition.