Can a patient with kidney disease with high creatinine avoid taking a secret

Recently, one of the readers consulted our hospital on a question that puzzled him a lot. He claimed that with the diagnosis of chronic kidney disease from a local hospital five months ago, he is subject to hormone use in order to facilitate an increase in the level of creatinine rise that brings a negative impact on his normal daily life. Not only does the hormone prevent people from becoming obese, but will also do harm to the side of the patients emotion. Considering all this, as an experienced physician working in Beijing's TongshanTan Chinese Medicine Hospital for almost five years, I am in a liaison relationship to help patients with the same condition to avoid taking a hormone.
Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine
To begin with, as everyone knows, chronic kidney disease is the most common kidney disease that has happened in modern society. The reason is that with an increase in the standard of living, people are more likely to eat three meals a day. It is the excessive consumption of the substance that gives rise to the possibility of destruction of oxidase, which plays an irreplaceable role in the formation of the immune balance of our work of the body system. Generally speaking, this represents a decrease in antioxidative competence, then the effects of kidney function.

In fact, doctors from most Western countries often offer patients to take hormonal medications to restore the disease. While in China, a time-honored country, we have a unique traditional Chinese therapy for fixing kidney disease to people without taking a hormone, even if dialysis. Because of its fewer side effects, he is familiar with a lot of Chinese with various kidney diseases. For example, Chinese traditional medicine contains: osmotherapy of micro-Chinese medicine, foot bath, immunotherapy. If you are interested in further content about our procedures, it's convenient for you to contact us by sending us an email by liufuqin818@gmail.com , Whatsapp +8615512139310. We will spare no effort to help you.

Does foamy urine mean the recurrence of kidney disease?

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There are many reasons leading to the foamy urine.
1) If the foamy urine is caused by recurrence of the kidney disease, the foam will last for a long time, more than 30 minutes. The more protein in the urine, the more foams and the more time lasting.
2) There is also a cause of urinary foams - liver problems. This bubble is very special. And they have yellow appearance and will last longer, which is mainly because of urine bile.
3) Diabetes can also lead to urine foams. If the sugar content is high in the urine, it is easy to breed bacteria, resulting in foams.
4)If there is bacterial infection in the urinary system, it may also lead to the changes of urolithic components. As a result, the urine tension will change. In this situation, there also will be a lot of foams.

Is Tomato Good to Eat if You Have Kidney Problem

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Question: My mother has both diabetes and kidney disease, and she is using insulin for 10 years. Is tomato good to eat with kidney problem?
Answer: Tomato is one common vegetable in our daily life. Because it contains a lot of nutrients, patients would like to use tomato to do dish or salad. From your description, we can know your mother has diabetes and kidney disease.
In clinic, if patients have diabetics kidney disease, patients are more likely to have high blood pressure, swelling and proteinuria. If uncontrolled effectively, these symptoms will speed up the progression of diabetic kidney disease to a large extent.
Firstly, tomato has the property of lowering high blood pressure, because it is rich in potassium. Potassium is one mineral that can fight against the effect of sodium on affecting blood pressure. Hypertension often occurs with the onset of diabetic kidney disease, and good management of high blood pressure is one important part to treat Diabetic Nephropathy.
Vitamin C is one strong antioxidant that can help protect the remaining kidney functioning tissues from further damage, because it can remove free radicals from the body. This is why kidney disease patients are suggested to add some foods rich in vitamin C into their diet plan.
When kidneys fail to remove extra fluid, waste products and toxins from the body, the inner body system will be disturbed. In this case, harmful substances may catch the chance to attack the body, so patients with Diabetic Nephropathy may be at a high risk of infections. Tomato can just inhibit bacteria from entering into the body and prevent infections. Therefore, these patients can get benefits from this vegetable.
However, this doesn’t mean all kidney patients can eat tomato freely. To determine whether your mother can eat tomato, we need to know her potassium level and blood sugar level.

Kidney Transplant and Kidney Disease

What does the operation involve?
Your own kidneys are not taken out when you get a transplant. The surgeon leaves them where they are unless there is a medical reason to remove them. The donated kidney is placed into your lower abdomen. The operation takes about four hours. You will be sore at first, but you should be out of bed in a day or so, and home within a week. If the kidney came from a living donor, it should start to work very quickly. A kidney from a deceased donor can take longer to start working-two to four weeks or more. In that case, you need dialysis until the kidney begins to work.
After surgery, you have to take anti-rejection medicines and also you will be taught about their side effects. Anti-rejection medicines is to stop your body from attacking or rejecting the donated kidney. Without them, your immune system would see the donated kidney as foreign, and would attack and destroy it.
Are there any risks of having a kidney transplant?
Yes.
The risks of having a kidney transplant include:
Rejection of the new kidney
Severe infection
Bleeding
Reaction to the anesthesia used for surgery
Failure of the donor kidney
The success of kidney transplant can be influenced by many different factors.
– Living donor kidney transplants are on average more successful than transplants from deceased donors.
– Most kidneys that fail in the first year after transplant do so because of rejection
– Your general health plays an important role.
Is everyone able to have a kidney transplant?
Not everyone is able to have a kidney transplant. You will not usually have a kidney transplant if you have an active infection or another life-threatening disease like cancer or significant heart or lung disease.