2015年8月4日星期二
How to deal with constipation for kidney failure patients
Chronic renal failure occurs in a variety of chronic kidney disease based on the slow onset of renal dysfunction until the failure of a clinical syndrome, mainly for renal dysfunction, metabolic product retention, water, electrolyte and acid-base balance. TCM believes that the formation of this disease, there is a "virtual, cloud, stasis, poison," the four pathological mechanisms. Clinically, some patients may present with constipation, due to the presence of constipation, stool within the gut can not be discharged, the patient is more painful, but the medicine in chronic renal failure patients the treatment of constipation and achieved good effect, commonly used methods are:
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is one of efficient way to treat constipation for kidney failure patients. This method at the same time of relieve constipation, also can better improve the symptoms and serum creatinine and urea nitrogen levels. Chinese and western doctors in the treatment of chronic renal failure patients with constipation, found that even if you don't constipation patient application of the above methods, also can improve the patient condition, thus will purge and enema therapy is widely used in the treatment of chronic renal failure, greatly improving the clinical curative effect.
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2015年5月3日星期日
The Foods Avoid High Creatinine Level in Kidney Failure
The common foods can help patients to slow down the progression of kidney
disease. This article will introduce you the foods avoid high creatinine
level.
Salt and Salty Foods
Salt and foods high in sodium cause your body to retain fluids, which raises blood pressure and may cause further damage to your kidneys. If your creatinine levels are high, you need to stop adding salt to your food when cooking and at the table. You can also reduce sodium intake by avoiding processed meats such as deli meats, bacon, sausage and ham. Canned soups, frozen dinners, pickles and olives are also high in sodium and should be avoided.
Large Portions of Protein
Getting too much protein in your diet also makes your kidneys work harder. Protein is found in a variety of different types of food including meat, poultry, seafood, beans, milk, grains and vegetables. You do not need to avoid all of these foods, but you may need to avoid eating large quantities if your creatinine is high. Your doctor or dietitian can help you determine your protein needs. In general, when your kidneys aren't functioning well, protein is limited to 0.36 gram per pound of body weight, or 54 grams for a 150-pound person. When you need to limit protein intake, most should come from high-biological-value proteins, which provide all of the essential amino acids, such as meat, poultry, milk or soy foods.
Foods High in Potassium
If your creatinine levels are high, your kidneys may have a hard time eliminating potassium from your blood. Potassium is an essential mineral necessary for your muscles to work properly, but high blood levels of potassium are dangerous and can lead to an irregular heartbeat or muscle weakness. If your potassium levels are high, you may need to avoid foods high in potassium such as avocados, bananas, oranges, prunes, potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, beans and brown rice.
Foods High in Phosphorus
Your kidneys are also responsible for eliminating phosphorus from your blood, a process that may be difficult when the kidneys are not functioning properly. High levels of phosphorus cause your bones to leach calcium, which may weaken them. You may need to avoid, or limit, high-phosphorus foods from your diet if creatinine levels are high due to poor-functioning kidneys. Your doctor or dietitian should determine the degree of restriction. Foods high in phosphorus that you may need to avoid include whole-grain bread, bran cereal, oatmeal, nuts, sunflower seeds and colas.
If you want to know more details about the health diet of kidney disease, you can send email to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com or leave a message below. We will reply you as soon as possible.
Salt and Salty Foods
Salt and foods high in sodium cause your body to retain fluids, which raises blood pressure and may cause further damage to your kidneys. If your creatinine levels are high, you need to stop adding salt to your food when cooking and at the table. You can also reduce sodium intake by avoiding processed meats such as deli meats, bacon, sausage and ham. Canned soups, frozen dinners, pickles and olives are also high in sodium and should be avoided.
Large Portions of Protein
Getting too much protein in your diet also makes your kidneys work harder. Protein is found in a variety of different types of food including meat, poultry, seafood, beans, milk, grains and vegetables. You do not need to avoid all of these foods, but you may need to avoid eating large quantities if your creatinine is high. Your doctor or dietitian can help you determine your protein needs. In general, when your kidneys aren't functioning well, protein is limited to 0.36 gram per pound of body weight, or 54 grams for a 150-pound person. When you need to limit protein intake, most should come from high-biological-value proteins, which provide all of the essential amino acids, such as meat, poultry, milk or soy foods.
Foods High in Potassium
If your creatinine levels are high, your kidneys may have a hard time eliminating potassium from your blood. Potassium is an essential mineral necessary for your muscles to work properly, but high blood levels of potassium are dangerous and can lead to an irregular heartbeat or muscle weakness. If your potassium levels are high, you may need to avoid foods high in potassium such as avocados, bananas, oranges, prunes, potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, beans and brown rice.
Foods High in Phosphorus
Your kidneys are also responsible for eliminating phosphorus from your blood, a process that may be difficult when the kidneys are not functioning properly. High levels of phosphorus cause your bones to leach calcium, which may weaken them. You may need to avoid, or limit, high-phosphorus foods from your diet if creatinine levels are high due to poor-functioning kidneys. Your doctor or dietitian should determine the degree of restriction. Foods high in phosphorus that you may need to avoid include whole-grain bread, bran cereal, oatmeal, nuts, sunflower seeds and colas.
If you want to know more details about the health diet of kidney disease, you can send email to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com or leave a message below. We will reply you as soon as possible.
High Creatinine Level in Kidney Failure : Causes & Treatment
Creatinine is a waste metabolite produced by muscles after they have finished
contracting. It is introduced into the blood and excreted into the urine by the
kidneys. Elevated creatinine levels generally indicate a decline in kidney
function. Impaired kidney function can happen gradually without a person being
aware of it. A routine blood test showing an increased level of creatinine is
often the first indication of kidney disease.
The kidneys filter large volumes of blood to remove extra water and waste products. A common waste product removed by the kidneys is creatinine, which is produced from the breakdown of creatine phosphate in muscles. Generally, healthy people will have a constant level of creatinine over time. Men typically have a higher concentration than women, because they have more muscle tissue. Vegetarians and the elderly frequently have lower levels of this compound.
When the filtering units inside the kidney become damaged, people start to develop kidney disease. Waste products that would normally be excreted in the urine build up in the blood and can cause toxic effects. When this happens slowly, over time, the condition is referred to as chronic renal disease. Creatinine is one of the compounds that builds up in the blood as kidney damage occurs. A blood test for this chemical is one of the most common measurements to indicate the status of kidney function.
Drink Plenty of Water
When our body gets dehydrated, the creatinine levels tend to increase. You can reduce the chances of any further elevation by consuming about 8 - 10 glasses of water per day. In the morning, start your day by drinking 2 - 3 glasses of water. This will increase the frequency of urination, and as a result, more creatinine will get eliminated from the body.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is the best alternative treatment for patients to repair the the diseased cells and recover their normal function. This is therapy used externally. The main materials in this therapy are picked up from the natural plants, so it has less adverse effects to patients. And then, the Chinese herbs should be refined into powder and packaged into two medicated bags which is put on low back area. The active substances can come out and penetrate into kidney lesions directly to promote blood circulation, extend blood vessels.
If you want to know more details about the natural treatments, you are welcomed to send email to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com or leave a message below.
The kidneys filter large volumes of blood to remove extra water and waste products. A common waste product removed by the kidneys is creatinine, which is produced from the breakdown of creatine phosphate in muscles. Generally, healthy people will have a constant level of creatinine over time. Men typically have a higher concentration than women, because they have more muscle tissue. Vegetarians and the elderly frequently have lower levels of this compound.
When the filtering units inside the kidney become damaged, people start to develop kidney disease. Waste products that would normally be excreted in the urine build up in the blood and can cause toxic effects. When this happens slowly, over time, the condition is referred to as chronic renal disease. Creatinine is one of the compounds that builds up in the blood as kidney damage occurs. A blood test for this chemical is one of the most common measurements to indicate the status of kidney function.
Drink Plenty of Water
When our body gets dehydrated, the creatinine levels tend to increase. You can reduce the chances of any further elevation by consuming about 8 - 10 glasses of water per day. In the morning, start your day by drinking 2 - 3 glasses of water. This will increase the frequency of urination, and as a result, more creatinine will get eliminated from the body.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is the best alternative treatment for patients to repair the the diseased cells and recover their normal function. This is therapy used externally. The main materials in this therapy are picked up from the natural plants, so it has less adverse effects to patients. And then, the Chinese herbs should be refined into powder and packaged into two medicated bags which is put on low back area. The active substances can come out and penetrate into kidney lesions directly to promote blood circulation, extend blood vessels.
If you want to know more details about the natural treatments, you are welcomed to send email to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com or leave a message below.
2015年4月30日星期四
The Common Signs and Symptoms of Kidney Failure
Almost every patient want to know the signs and symptoms of kidney failure
because it is helpful to know the prevention and treatment for kidney
failure.
The kidneys play a critical role in keeping the body healthy by cleaning and processing the blood. Working together, the 2 million nephrons filter and process 3-4 liters of blood approximately every 5 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is important to be aware of any problems you may be having with your kidneys and get treatment quickly. Some common symptoms and signs of kidney problems are:
Protein or blood in the urine
This may be discovered on a routine urinalysis that is done as part of an annual physical exam, a preoperative evaluation, or a school, employment, or insurance physical. In many (but not all) types of kidney disease, kidney damage results in leakiness of the tiny glomerular filters. These leaks allow protein and red blood cells, which are normally kept in the bloodstream, to spill into the urine.
High blood pressure
Although this is a very common finding, particularly as people become older, it can also be the first sign of kidney disease. High blood pressure can also itself be a cause of kidney disease, so people who have high blood pressure for a number of years, particularly if it is difficult to control with medications, need to be repeatedly screened for evidence of kidney damage.
Edema or swelling
This tends to occur in the feet, lower legs, and sometimes the face and hands. Edema is a sign of fluid buildup that can occur in several conditions, most commonly in heart failure. However, it often is the first sign of protein leakage from the kidneys.
Symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI)
UTI symptoms include burning on urination, frequency (the sensation of needing to urinate very frequently), urgency (the sensation of needing to urinate urgently), bloody or cloudy urine. Although urinary tract infections do not usually cause permanent or progressive kidney damage if promptly treated, they can certainly cause a patient to seek medical attention.
Symptoms of advanced kidney failure
Loss of appetite, nausea vomiting, fatigue, sleepiness, itching, twitching, and a metallic taste in the mouth. These are signs of far advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD). They often indicate that the person is accumulating dangerous amounts of waste products because the kidneys are not working to excrete them. Patients with these symptoms are often in need of dialysis (artificial kidney treatments).
If you want to know more details about the natural treatments, you also can send email to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com.
The kidneys play a critical role in keeping the body healthy by cleaning and processing the blood. Working together, the 2 million nephrons filter and process 3-4 liters of blood approximately every 5 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is important to be aware of any problems you may be having with your kidneys and get treatment quickly. Some common symptoms and signs of kidney problems are:
Protein or blood in the urine
This may be discovered on a routine urinalysis that is done as part of an annual physical exam, a preoperative evaluation, or a school, employment, or insurance physical. In many (but not all) types of kidney disease, kidney damage results in leakiness of the tiny glomerular filters. These leaks allow protein and red blood cells, which are normally kept in the bloodstream, to spill into the urine.
High blood pressure
Although this is a very common finding, particularly as people become older, it can also be the first sign of kidney disease. High blood pressure can also itself be a cause of kidney disease, so people who have high blood pressure for a number of years, particularly if it is difficult to control with medications, need to be repeatedly screened for evidence of kidney damage.
Edema or swelling
This tends to occur in the feet, lower legs, and sometimes the face and hands. Edema is a sign of fluid buildup that can occur in several conditions, most commonly in heart failure. However, it often is the first sign of protein leakage from the kidneys.
Symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI)
UTI symptoms include burning on urination, frequency (the sensation of needing to urinate very frequently), urgency (the sensation of needing to urinate urgently), bloody or cloudy urine. Although urinary tract infections do not usually cause permanent or progressive kidney damage if promptly treated, they can certainly cause a patient to seek medical attention.
Symptoms of advanced kidney failure
Loss of appetite, nausea vomiting, fatigue, sleepiness, itching, twitching, and a metallic taste in the mouth. These are signs of far advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD). They often indicate that the person is accumulating dangerous amounts of waste products because the kidneys are not working to excrete them. Patients with these symptoms are often in need of dialysis (artificial kidney treatments).
If you want to know more details about the natural treatments, you also can send email to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com.
2014年2月15日星期六
How to ease hyperkalemia in kidney failure
If you were diagnosed with kidney failure,maybe you will occur a symptom that is hyperkalemia.So I want to tell you how do we solve hyperkalemia in kidney failure.
Patients with kidney failure appear high potassium should be deal with as soon as possible.we need different treatment to cure the kidney disease. Today we discussed from three aspects.The Potassium in blood increased sharply when it is usually need to take active measures to treat in short time.We need the help of the doctor by correct acidosis who use of certain medicine to potassium dropped to normal level in a short period of time.For particularly serious patients, they should give blood dialysis treatment.For hyperkalemia slightly higher, the illness is not serious , we can reduce potassium though the habits and customs.First of all, daily intake of potassium content control in 50 to 60mmol.Stay away from coffee, bananas, oranges, spinach, potato,which food is containing higher potassium. It should be noted that broth containing potassium is high, so the patients shouldn’t go to eat soup, meat for vegetables, especially high potassium shouldn’t go to eat soup either.Far from leading to a high potassium medicine including inhibiting renin - angiotensin - aldosterone system medication, beta adrenergic receptor blockers, indomethacin and inhibition of potassium in the distal renal tubular secretion of medicine (e.g., spironolactone, ammonia, benzene pteridine),which will cause hyperkalemia increased for the renal failure patients .
Patients with kidney failure appear high potassium should be deal with as soon as possible.we need different treatment to cure the kidney disease. Today we discussed from three aspects.The Potassium in blood increased sharply when it is usually need to take active measures to treat in short time.We need the help of the doctor by correct acidosis who use of certain medicine to potassium dropped to normal level in a short period of time.For particularly serious patients, they should give blood dialysis treatment.For hyperkalemia slightly higher, the illness is not serious , we can reduce potassium though the habits and customs.First of all, daily intake of potassium content control in 50 to 60mmol.Stay away from coffee, bananas, oranges, spinach, potato,which food is containing higher potassium. It should be noted that broth containing potassium is high, so the patients shouldn’t go to eat soup, meat for vegetables, especially high potassium shouldn’t go to eat soup either.Far from leading to a high potassium medicine including inhibiting renin - angiotensin - aldosterone system medication, beta adrenergic receptor blockers, indomethacin and inhibition of potassium in the distal renal tubular secretion of medicine (e.g., spironolactone, ammonia, benzene pteridine),which will cause hyperkalemia increased for the renal failure patients .
Treatment
Do you heard Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy?
Different from the traditional Chinese medicine, Micro-Chinese Medicine
Osmotherapy is an innovation to treat kidney disease in the external area of
kidney lesions. It can treat kidney disease from the root cause and effectively
prevent the relapse of kidney disease.
Have any question? send me an email to chinakidneyhospital@gmail.com or contact me.
Have any question? send me an email to chinakidneyhospital@gmail.com or contact me.
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