What Would be Happen if GFR 23 CKD Patients Have No Dialysis

what would be happen if GFR 23 CKD patients have no dialysis The GFR is an important index to the kidney, as we all know, the normal GFR level is greater than 90ml/min. When the GFR of the CKD patients decline to 23ml/min, that means the CKD patients have worsen to kidney failure. While some of them want to know what would happen to them if they have no the dialysis.

There are some kind of conditions to this question. If the GFR 23 CKD patients have no the dialysis, at the same time they are not able to receive the effective therapy, they will face to the life danger. However, if they can find an effective therapy to improve the GFR and treat the CKD, they still can live a better life.

Stem cells to improve the GFR 23 for CKD patients

Do you have heard the stem cells? Which can treat various difficult diseases. Nowadays, we have applied it in the kidney disease area and help most of the CKD patients avoid the dialysis and kidney transplant.

stem cells are pluripotent cells which have strong power and directional functions. They are original and immature cells and have the potential various tissues and organs. Certain stem and immune stem can be injected into the CKD patients’ body. Then they can reach to the damaged organs and active CKD patients’ self-healing ability. What’s more? They also have the function of regulating and controlling the disease cells. After some times you inject these stem cells, the number of the healthy cells will be increase, the dead cells will be replaced by the strong cells. At last, you will surprised to find that your kidney function and the GRF both are improved. At that time, you don’t need to endure the disease, and you can live a better life than before.

Don’t be sacred for your GFR decline to 23, without the dialysis you also can treat the CKD effectively. May be the stem cell is a good choice to you. If you have any other questions, you can contact our online doctors or send massages to kidneyhospitalabroad@hotmail.com.