Meaning of High Creatinine for Kidney Disease Patients

High creatinine is often regarded as a severe sign to kidney disease patients, because the elevation of creatinine level means kidneys have been damaged severely with less than 50% kidney function left. So renal patients should pay attention once they were diagnosed with high creatinine level.

As we know, kidneys are important organs to filter blood and remove toxins and wastes out from blood. Creatinine is the waste products of muscle metabolism, and it is mainly excreted by kidneys. When kidneys can work normal or have more than 50% kidney function, creatinine can be removed naturally and normally. The normal range of creatinine is 0.5-1.3mg/dl, once creatinine level is higher than normal level, it refers that kidneys have been damaged severely with less than 50% kidney function left.

When patients get high creatinine level, it also means there are too much toxins and wastes building up in blood, and it will cause some severe symptoms:

- Swelling in body

- Nausea and vomiting

- Skin itching

- High blood pressure

- Weakness and fatigue

- Loss of appetite

- Poor sleep quality

All these symptoms are related with high creatinine and severe kidney damage, so patients should take effective treatment to lower creatinine and restore the kidney function.

Toxin-Removing Treatment is a good choice for kidney disease patients with high creatinine level, because it can remedy the disease from root. It is a systematic and effective treatment based on traditional Chinese medicine, which includes various Chinese therapies, such as foot bath, full bath, oral Chinese medicine, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, navel therapy, moxibustion, steaming therapy, and so on. Based on the specific illness condition of patients, different therapies will be used. And these therapies aim at repairing damaged renal cells and improve renal function from root. Through taking systematic treatment, high creatinine level can be reduced from root, and patients can get a better prognosis.