Can renal insufficiency creatinine be cured? How to treat it?

Renal insufficiency seriously endangers human health. If creatinine is elevated due to renal insufficiency, it is even more serious. How should we treat renal insufficiency with elevated creatinine? Can it be completely cured?

Treatment

1. Avoid triggers

Various infections are common inducing factors, and acute vomiting and diarrhea, fever, electrolyte imbalance, and the use of nephrotoxic drugs are also common. In addition, there are trauma, surgery, etc.

2. Eat a healthy diet

Patients with azotemia and uremia should be given a low-protein diet, mainly animal protein containing a lot of essential amino acids for the human body. The daily protein intake for adults is about 30g. The food should be easily digestible and contain sufficient vitamins. For those with low urine volume and edema, sodium intake should be limited.

3 Active treatment

During the compensation period of renal insufficiency, the primary disease should be actively treated to prevent the development of uremia. In the azotemia period, in addition to treating the disease, work should be reduced, and colds, moisture and overwork should be avoided. Colds should be prevented, and drugs that damage the kidneys should not be used. Those who have already developed uremia symptoms should rest and receive treatment.

4. Correction of metabolic acidosis

Mild metabolic acidosis can be improved by correcting water and electrolyte imbalance, or by adding sodium bicarbonate, 4 to 8 g per day, taken orally in 2 to 4 times.

5. Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine is effective in treating renal insufficiency. Western medicine can temporarily relieve kidney symptoms, while traditional Chinese medicine focuses on restoring kidney function, preventing the glomeruli from being damaged again, and allowing the patient's body to excrete metabolic waste and regulate water electrolytes, acid-base balance and other functions to be well regulated and repaired.

For the same condition and the same treatment, patients with good physical constitution will have better results, while patients with poor physical constitution will have worse results. Patients with the same physical constitution cannot achieve the same results using the same treatment. In addition to reasons related to the autoimmune system, it is also due to inadequate follow-up care. It is important to know that daily care for patients with renal insufficiency is very important.