Kidney function creatinine is high, pay attention to these three points in diet

For men with high creatinine levels due to kidney function, they often experience symptoms of chest tightness and pain. At this time, they need to pay attention to the following three points in their diet to avoid worsening of the disease.

Salt Limit:

Generally speaking, although patients in the compensatory stage of renal insufficiency and azotemia have high blood creatinine and begin to show various mild clinical symptoms, due to moderate pathological damage, the salt intake can be controlled depending on whether there is hypertension and edema, and a low-salt or salt-free diet can be given.

Protein supply:

Because patients in the advanced stage develop azotemia and renal insufficiency, in order to control the continued deterioration of renal function, protein intake should be controlled and a diet rich in high-quality protein should be selected.

Vitamin intake:

Patients with high blood creatinine due to renal failure should choose foods rich in vitamin A, vitamin B2, and vitamin C. If the renal insufficiency only has high blood creatinine due to renal failure, but no oliguria or edema, the patient does not need to ban salt and water, but maintain a low-salt diet. If there is severe edema, high blood pressure, or even heart failure, salt ban should be strictly limited.