How to treat their disease radically is the key problem for patients with
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Generally, patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
concern their symptoms; however, treating symptom not means treating their
disease fundamentally.
First of all, we should know masses of proteinuria, increased creatinine and
urea nitrogen are the common symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease. All these
symptoms are caused by damaged impaired renal function. For conventional method,
patients are usually told to reduce exercises or control their diet to lower the
level of creatinine and urea nitrogen in their body. More often than not, these
measures can help to relieve their symptoms. Yet their damaged renal feature
does not be repaired at all.
Generation of creatinine and urea nitrogen comes from human metabolism, and
these metabolin such as creatinine(High Creatinine Level) and urea nitrogen are mainly excreted through
our kidney. Reducing exercises, in some ways, can help to decrease our
metabolism, so as to reduce the generation of creatinine and urea nitrogen.
Similarly, when we prevent the intake of protein, leakage of protein will
correspondingly decrease, and as a result, proteinuria reduces. Although these
measures helps a lot for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease to relieving their
symptoms, they do not in repairing damaged renal feature.
Normally, protein ingested by us can be stopped from being leaked through
glomeruli. However, due to the damage of glomeruli, these protein can not be
kept in our body. They leak out from kidneys and then get into our urine.
Consequently, proteinuria appears. Moreover, because our kidneys are damaged,
they can not play their filtration function smoothly. As a result, metabolin
such as creatinine and urea nitrogen can not be filtered out and they accumulate
in our body. This is the reason why creatinine value and urea nitrogen value are
high for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease.
For patients with Chronic Kidney disease, if they want to get their disease
treated fundamentally, they sho