Is Dialysis Helpful to Reduce Creatinine 9.0 on FSGS

Is Dialysis helpful to Reduce Creatinine 9.0 on FSGS If your creatinine 9.0 on FSGS, it is more likely that dialysis is the only way to help patients to keep alive. But does dialysis really can help patients to reduce creatinine 9.0 on FSGS?

The effects that dialysis reduces creatinine 9.0 on FSGS

If a patients with creatinine 9.0 on FSGS, you are already in stage 5 Chronic Kidney Disease. If it can not be treated well, it can result in kidney failure. Dialysis can help patients to excrete the wastes products out of body, what is more, it also can balance the disorder of electrolyte. Besides, dialysis also can help patients to control some symptoms, such as nausea, swelling and fatigue. To a certain degree, it plays important role to expend the patients’ life and improve the life quality. Although, dialysis can benefit patients a lot, but it is well known for dialysis patients that dialysis also can lead to various side effects to patients, such as muscle cramp, anemia, fever, heart failure. If a patient with the long time of dialysis, the remained kidney function become less and less. As the decreases of the kidney function, patient can not produce urine any more.

Thereby, it is more reasonable that patients should seek for a effective treatment to treat the kidney disease. Since FSGS has high recurrence rate, so the treatment should concentrate on the renovation of the kidney function.

In China, many renal experts in Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine work together to develop a series of natural treatments to help patients to deal with various kidney diseases.

“Four ‘one ’” Treatment is consisted of a bottle Maikang Composition and an oral Chinese medicine, a does of external application with Chinese medicine, a basin of foot bath with Chinese medicine. They can take effects on speeding up the blood circulation and expending blood vessels, so as to repair the kidney function and prevent the recurrence of FSGS from root and reduce creatinine gradually.