High creatinine levels may do many negative influences on the body, and even
put the life in danger. Fortunately, there are many ways to lower high
creatinine levels.
Firstly, treatment method is always the first to choose. Two different
methods are offered to be chosen. One is the current western treatment method
whose goal is to suppress the causing factors that may include kidney infection,
high blood pressure and diabetes. And the other way is to repair the damaged
kidneys. Both two ways can reduce high creatinine levels. However, there are
many different points between them. It is known that creatinine levels are
indicators of damaged kidneys or abnormal kidneys. The first way aims to lower
creatinine levels, ignoring to repair the damaged kidneys. Thus, it is no doubt
that high creatinine levels reoccur. The second way aims to repair the damaged
kidneys and during this time, it also has active effects on treating the causing
disease. To make the second way into practice, Micro-Chinese Medicine and
Immunotherapy are used.
Secondly, diet and other daily things can also contribute to reducing high
creatinine levels.
Diet containing low protein, sodium, phosphorus, potassium is recommended.
Kidneys are take charge of filtering substances and regulating electrolyte
balance. So, diet rich with protein, phosphorus, potassium will give kidneys an
extra burden. And the kidneys has being damaging, thus, an extra burden will
give further hurt on kidneys.
Avoid creatinine supplement. Some people wanting to build their muscles
should avoid creatinine supplement when their creatinine levels are high. And
kidneys patients should get away from creatinine supplement because creatinine
supplement are usually turn into creatinine, resulting much higher creatinine
levels.
Keep strenuous sports out. Creatinine is produced when muscle are offering
energy. Strenuous sports require quantity of energy, resulting lots of
creatinine.
Among these methods, treatment method is the much more important, and the
other way can works as a helping role. Any question, email me at kidney-treatment@hotmail.com.
