2018年3月17日星期六

IgA Nephropathy with Renal Function 39%, How Can Hot Compression Therapy Help Me?

IgA Nephropathy with Renal Function 39%, How Can Hot Compression Therapy Help Me?

It is said that hot compression therapy is an effective treatment for IgA nephropathy, so how can this treatment help patients with IgA nephropathy with 39% renal function?

To be frank, the kidneys have a great capacity for compensation, only when the renal function is less than 60% the patient will have some obvious symptoms, this is also the right time to treat the disease; otherwise, the disease will lose control and progress to renal failure at a rapid rate.

In general, 39% of kidney function means that the kidneys have been moderately damaged and the disease has progressed to stage 3 renal failure, making it a vital stage for the patient who is in this situation. If the patient can not control his disease in time, his illness will pass to the last stage soon, then he will request dialysis or kidney transplant.

How can hot compression therapy treat IgA nephropathy with 39% renal function?

For patients with 39% renal function, they should do everything possible to repair damaged kidneys and protect the residues from additional damage in a timely manner, so that they can improve their kidney function in some grades and have the opportunity to avoid dialysis and kidney transplantation .

Hot Compress Therapy as one of the most effective treatments for kidney disease, has a good effect on the repair of damaged kidneys, in addition to its four functions (anti-inflammatory, antithrombotic, anticoagulation and dilatation of blood vessels), can protect the kidneys of major damages.

If you want to know more details about Hot Compression Therapy or if you want to control IgA nephropathy, you can send us an email or consult our doctor directly on WhatsApp / Viber, we will do our best to help you.

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