Presently, more and more patients told us that they were given Ketosteril to
reduce high creatinine and urea nitrogen before they come to our hospital with
the purpose of delaying the progress of Kidney Disease. Is it really effective?
Can it delay the progress of this disease? Most of the patients would like to
ask such questions.
Actually, Ketosteril indeed has the function of controlling creatinine and
urea nitrogen in a short time. As for kidney disease patients, they have to
limit their protein intake, so enough amino acids are necessary. This medicine
just contain such amino acids that kidney disease patients need, which is
helpful to adjust the disorder of protein and amino acid metabolism so that it
can delay the progress of kidney disease in a certain degree. Besides, the
effect of this medicine can always be found in a very short period. For this
reason, this medicine is always used among kidney disease patients, especially
whose GFR is lower than 25ml/min. In the early stage, the effect of this
Ketosteril is obvious, but with disease aggravating, the effect will be less and
less. What’s worse, it may also worsen the disease. Creatinine and urea nitrogen
will keep in a high level which is hard to be reduced. This is because that
Ketosteril can only reduce creatinine and urea nitrogen by adjusting metabolism
of protein and amino acids, not by repairing damaged kidney which is the root
cause of high creatinine and urea nitrogen. As we all know, kidney has the
function of filtrating and discharging toxins out of our body, so once kidneys
are damaged, metabolic waste and other toxins like creatinine, urea nitrogen,
will deposit in our body. As a result, there will be high creatinine and high
urea nitrogen in the test reports.
Therefore, if we want to reduce creatinine, taking Ketosteril only is not
enough. At the same time, we should also adopt treatment that can repair the
damaged kidney so that we can reduce creatinine much more effectively and
fundamentally. If you need more information about this, you can email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com or consult us online.
