How Long to Live with Type 2 Diabetes And 20% Renal Function

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) can occur among people with a long history of diabetes. When renal function declines significantly, the patients' life span will certainly be shortened. How long to live with type 2 diabetes and 20% renal function?

It is not possible to predict how long a person with type 2 diabetes and 20% renal function can live. This is because the life span of a person with diabetes and kidney disease is affected by variables. Some patients can live a high-quality life as long as the general population. However, in some cases, the kidneys may fail very rapidly.

What factors can affect the life span of a person with type 2 diabetes and 20% renal function? How to prolong the patient’s life span?

Healthy kidneys can filter out waste products from body. However, when renal function declines to 20% of normal, the diseased kidneys will fail to filter out waste products from blood. High levels of waste products and toxins may involve multiple body organs, resulting in many complications. The serious complications of diabetic kidney disease can shorten the life span of a person with type 2 diabetes and 20% renal function significantly. Effective control of these complications plays a vital role in prolonging the patients’ life span. Email to kidneycares@hotmail.com to get medical suggestions to control these complications.

In addition, renal function decline results from impairment of kidney tissues and cells. To prolong the life span of a person with type 2 diabetes and 20% renal function, a treatment should be applied to restore the impaired kidney structure and enhance renal function. Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy can activate the self-repairing of kidney tissues and cells. If the native kidneys can function better, the patients’ life span will be prolonged remarkably.