What Causes High Creatinine in Chronic Kidney Failure and How to Treat It

What Causes High Creatinine in Chronic Kidney Failure? Due to the metabolic products can't be discharged from our human body, high serum creatinine develops in patients with Chronic Kidney Failure, renal hypertension, acidosis, hyperpotassemia, retention of Na and water, anemia and toxicants appears accordingly.
Serum creatinine test is an important indicator in diagnosis of Chronic Renal Failure. Still, a normal creatinine does not mean that the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is absolutely normal. Serum creatinine can be completely normal in compensatory stage of renal insufficiency. Not until 50% of renal function lost, serum creatinine increases, But one thing is for sure, as long as your serum creatinine increases, it indicates your renal function has been impaired. Besides, serum creatinine level has a positive correlation with the damage degree of renal function.
What Causes High Creatinine in Chronic Kidney Failure?
As the condition has developed to stage of renal insufficiency in patients with Chronic Renal Failure, it suggests that fibrosis and glomerulosclerosis occur in kidneys. Nephrons which play as detoxification in kidneys replace by fibrosis tissues, leading to the impairment of renal detoxification. Toxins can't be eliminated from human body, which leads to increased high creatinine. Consequently, edema, anemia, fatigue and urine abnormality occur.
How to treat High Creatinine in Chronic Kidney Failure?
Reasonable and effective treatment should be taken instead of just focusing on symptoms, it can help avoid the condition develop to ESRD. We adopt Immunotherapy to treat the diseases. Clear the immune complex and diseased tissues which causes the damage of membrane in glomerulus during repairing the membrane of glomerulus. As long as we repair the damaged membrane, change the renal structure and expand glomerular filtration area, serum creatinine would accordingly drop. For further information of our specialized therapy, please leave a message in the below or send an email to khkpcn@hotmail.com.