2015年2月2日星期一

Integral Therapy of renal failure caused by IgA nephropathy

Chronic renal failure can be caused by many primary diseases including IgA nephropathy is a common autoimmune disease. Now I believe the following information about the comprehensive therapy for renal failure caused by IgA nephropathy can help you avoid dialysis and renal transplantation effectively.

Step1. This control inside the body immune disorder, immune disorder because there is an ongoing inflammation within the body, and each round of inflammation can cause kidney damage, and each lesion means that the increased renal fibrosis, we must first control the immune disorder.

Step 2. Remove the internal toxins kidney, you know, due to inflammation, there is a lot of fibrosis and fibrosis that block normal blood circulation, so you need to remove fibrosis and recovery blood circulation.

Step 3. The regulation of the balance between the electrolyte and HP and water, is known for electrolyte imbalance, patients show abnormal potassium, sodium, phosphorus and calcium, also due to the imbalance of HP, the patient may show the symptoms of acidosis, and manifest symptoms of vomiting or nausea, also by the imbalance of water, the patient may show water retention and swelling, so we need to regulate the imbalance.

Step 4. Repair of the injured kidney cells and recovery of renal function, to recover renal function is necessary to repair the injured kidney cells and regain lost function, the only way you can achieve the goal of treatment and this is also the most important step in treatment.

Western advanced techniques for purifying blood and Chinese herbal medicines used in this comprehensive therapy for renal failure caused by IgA nephropathy. To find out more, including treatment duration and cost, you can leave a message or email below kidney-support@hotmail.com will reply with information about treatment was delayed in 48 hours.

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