Kidney Failure Patients Refused Dialysis. What Should I Do?

How high can creatinine levels go without dialysis? This questions is from a son. She consult us about his fathers' condition. His fathere aged 60. Creatinin level 9. He don't want to treat refused dialysis.I am  worried for this condition.Is there any natural way can lower high creatinine level?

since some people are already sent to dialysis at creatinine 5 or even 4, and so there isn't much of a sample to study. I have heard of Creatinine 16, all this now on the American scale. Further complicating the issue is that many people on or nearing dialysis are very old or have additional problems and diseases (comorbidity).
What they are measuring, as far as I can understand it, is a harmless substance (creatinine), the byproduct of decaying proteins (creatine). Normally this substance is filtered by the kidneys (placed where after filtering, I am not sure...). When it is not, as evidenced by high concentrations in the urine, this signifies only that the kidneys are not filtering THAT. If urine is still being produced water is being processed by the kidneys even if not filtering properly. How much creatinine in the blood is, I think, compared by formula/ratio to how much is eliminated in the urine to produce the GFR.


In our hospital. If one patients refused dialysis. We have other blood purification technology. And we can do stem cell transplant for kidney failure patients. There are many successful cases for kidney failure patients to avoid dialysis successfully.

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