2015年4月23日星期四

Peginesatide and traditional Chinese CKD medicine


The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today announced it has approved the new erythropoiesis-stimulating agent (ESA) peginesatide to treat anemia in patients receiving dialysis who have chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Peginesatide, which was developed by Affymax in partnership with Takeda Pharmaceutical Co, will be marketed as Omontys. It works by stimulating the bone marrow to produce more red blood cells, thus increasing hemoglobin levels and reducing the need for transfusions in patients with CKD.
This is good news for patients with CKD in England, here I want introduce another medicine for you which istraditional Chinese CKD medicine. The main goal of us is to help the patients with CKD, we are sure more new medicines, more hopes for you. Chinese medicine is helpful with strengthening immunity syImmunotherapy of human body. So, the body will become more virus-resistant. In order to avoid Glomerular inflammatory and prevent the aggravation of damaged renal cells, we need to use traditional Chinese medicine. Instead of restricting the activity of immunocyte for the purpose of reducing inflammatory response of renal cells, Chinese medicine aims at strengthening human body’s immunity ability to protect it from virus invasion. After that, reparative materials supplied by Chinese medicine will promote the restoration of damaged intrinsic renal cells and finally restores renal functions. In addition, in order to use Chinese traditional medicine more effectively, we smashed the medicine into powder and put them on the skin of patients, then we use electric pulse to place the medicine to the damaged cells without the pain caused by having orally.

Peginesatide and traditional Chinese CKD medicine are two ways for you to treat your chronic kidney disease. Wish you cure your chronic kidney disease earlier.

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