Creatinine Level Too High And Bad Breath In Stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease

Creatinine is a waste product and normally is discharged out of the body by kidneys. However, when kidneys are damaged, they fail to discharge creatinine and other wastes from the body. In this condition, creatinine level too high will occur. In addition to causing nausea, vomiting and poor appetite, creatinine level too high also can result in bad breath in stage 3 chronic kidney disease (CKD)?

Besides, researchers speculate bad breath may be due to metabolic changes that lead to dry mouth, lack of salvia flow, and an altered sense of taste. All of these contribute to halitosis as the salvia flow fails to cleanse the mouth.

How to treat bad breath in stage 3 chronic kidney disease?

1. Dialysis

As for high creatinine level treatment, dialysis can do some help. It can replace damaged kidneys to filter creatinine from the body. Bad breath can be relieved to some extent.

2. Drink plenty of fluids

If you have no severe swelling, you should drink plenty of fluids. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, bad breath is often the result of excess heat in the stomach. Water, soup and watery fruits and vegetables, such as cucumber are thought to rebalance the body.

3. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

The root cause of bad breath is the kidney disease, thus treating kidney disease is possible to improve bad breath from the root. The most effective treatment for stage 3 kidney disease is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy combines advanced medical equipment with traditional Chinese medicines. The advanced medical equipment-osmosis device can make effective Chinese medicines act on damaged kidneys directly. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy aims at rebuilding kidney structure and improving renal function. As long as kidney function is improved, wastes like creatinine and metabolic changes can all be managed well, thus bad breath will be treated fundamentally.

Creatinine level too high is one cause of bad breath in stage 3 kidney disease. If you have any question, you can leave us a message below or consult our online doctor directly. We are glad to help you.