Polycystic Kidney Disease, High Creatinine Level 2.96

Kidneys are like sewer, the metabolic waste, toxins and so on are eliminated through the sewer. As a metabolic macromolecule, creatinine can be eliminated with urine smoothly, so creatinine is treated as the indicator of kidney function.

However, Kidneys have compensatory ability, that is, there are only 25% kidney function can support kidneys eliminate toxins smoothly. So if we find some abnormal levels, such as high creatinine, there should be about 70% or 75% kidney functions have been damaged. Your creatinine is 2.96 which is higher than the normal range, so it is your kidney function has been damaged surely. We suggest you take ECT test so that we can know your GFR, then make sure the stage of your condition.

There is one thing need your attention. PKD seldom causes symptoms, but once there is decreasing on renal function, the GFR will decrease at the speed of 5.5, then PKD will aggravate into renal failure in about 10 years.

Will dialysis is necessary?

However, now your renal function is about 23 to 25 according to experience, that is, you have the Stage 4 CKD, it is urgent for you to take treatment. If the treatment is applied timely, you can avoid renal failure, dialysis and kidney transplant.

What the recommended treatments?

As surgery can not stop the relapse of renal cysts, other alternative treatments are suggested. Chinese herbal medicine, which was established more than 2500 years before, can take effects on the epithelial lining cells locating inside cyst membrane. These cells are the birthplace of cyst fluids, which enlarges cysts day and night.

When ingredients of herbal medicine arrive at kidney lesions, they can help shrink renal cysts and repair damaged kidney tissues naturally.

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