Proteinuria is a clinical manifestation of kidney disease. How long does it take for proteinuria to damage the kidneys? Read on to learn more information.

Proteinuria means kidney damage.

Healthy kidneys do not allow a significant amount of protein to pass through their filters. But filters damaged by kidney disease may let protein such as albumin leak from the blood into the urine.

How long it takes for proteinuria to cause kidney failure.

Proteinuria does not necessarily lead to renal failure. The prognosis of kidney disease depends on pathological type. For minor lesion type, a small amount of proteinuria may present, but its prognosis is very good. For Nephrotic Syndrome, as long as you are sensitive to steroids, you can control the disease effectively. Therefore, do not be pessimism, and receive treatment aggressively.

Treatment to turn proteinuria negative

Here we recommend you to try a natural treatment, which can help you get a permanent control of proteinuria. It is Toxin-Removing Treatment, also known as Detoxification Therapy. This treatment is consisted of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Enema Therapy, Navel Therapy, Mai Kang Mixture, etc. It can help eliminate excess substances such as wastes and fluid from renal inherent cells and blood. It can also dissolve stasis and dispel it to ensure blood flow fluent so that enough essential elements can be transported into nidus to speed up kidney recovery. After about one week’s treatment, your urine will change. It will become cloudy and smelly due to the existence of wastes. After about half month’s treatment, your proteinuria will decrease. With treatment going on, your disease will be under control, and proteinuria will turn negative. Because both kidney condition and immunity get strengthened, it won’t relapse easily.

How long does it take for proteinuria to damage the kidneys? It mainly depends on the pathological type of your kidney disease. Now you can send a copy of your lab report to renaldisease@hotmail.com. Our renal experts will help you analyze it and then give you a personalized guidance on your treatment.