Control the High level of creatinine from diet. For all the patients with
chronic kidney disease, they have the same problems: a high level of creatine.
How can they control the high creatinine level? One of fast and easy way is
controlling high creatinine level from diet.
There is no one particular kidney diet for patients with elevated creatinine.
Individual dietary recommendations are based upon the patient's lab results,
blood pressure, symptoms and other metrics.
Control the sodium intake
For patients with high creatinine level, one of the most helpful things to
preserve renal function is to control their blood pressures. Compared with
taking blood pressure medications, eating a low-sodium diet is beneficial. The
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases suggest
limiting sodium intake to 2,000 mg per day. It suggests keeping a sodium diary
so you are conscious of how much sodium is in your food.
Control the protein intake
Our body uses protein to build and repair tissues and muscles and to fight
off infection. When protein is broken down, like any other food, it produces
certain waste products. One of these is urea, which damaged kidneys have trouble
filtering out of the bloodstream. Most renal diets require you to monitor and
limit your protein intake. Your doctor, dietitian or nutritionist will tell you
how much and what types of protein you can consume. You will probably be allowed
certain amounts of complete proteins from animal sources (lean beef and chicken,
for example) and certain amounts of incomplete proteins from plant sources
(beans and lentils). Good quality protein is suggested by doctor to prevent the
renal failure!
Potassium and Phosphorus in your diet is also have requests in patients with
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