Nausea and Vomiting in FSGS: Cause and Treatment

In addition to those common symptoms of FSGS like proteinuria and swelling, with the development of condition, various symptoms including nausea and vomiting will appear. Here we will talk about the cause and treatment for nausea and vomiting in FSGS.

Generally speaking, nausea and vomiting appears when conditions develop to a relatively severe stage. At that time, FSGS and other kidney diseases patients have experienced high creatinine levels. Patients should know that the appearance of high creatinine levels indicates that more than 50% of kidney function has been lost. Once kidney function is impaired, kidneys will not work normally to remove excess wastes and fluid out of body. And the accumulation of too much toxins and wastes in the body can become a very common cause for nausea and vomiting.

So the treatment for nausea and vomiting in FSGS should aim at eliminating those wastes and toxins in the body. In many countries, dialysis is commonly used to help patients remove wastes and excess fluid out of body to relieve nausea and vomiting to a certain degree. However, if you do not want to let such a cold machine involve in your life, you still have other choices.

In China, Chinese medicine therapies like medicated bath, circle therapy, herbal enema therapy can help eliminate those wastes and toxins in the body with their own ways, also they are safe and have no side effects.

What is more, other Chinese medicine therapies such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, oral Chinese herbal medicines and foot bath can be used to help treat the FSGS from the root by anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, improving blood circulation, removing immune complexes out of body, offering kidneys nutrients and promoting DNA replication of damaged kidney cells. After those special functions, kidney function can be gradually recovered. With the recovery of kidneys’ ability to work, they can automatically remove those wastes out of body. Of course, the most important thing is that FSGS patients can effectively avoid dialysis and kidney transplant.