Question: I have hypertension for years and my creatinine result increased to 1.44. Can you please give an advice on what I will do. Thank you very much.

Answer: Hypertension is also known as silent killer, which can cause a series of problems to threaten your life. How well you control your blood pressure? Now from what you said, we can see that your kidneys are damaged, because your creatinine level increases. Years of uncontrolled high blood pressure can indeed cause kidney damage, leading to Hypertensive Nephropathy. If you do not want to go into kidney failure eventually, you need to take treatment timely to protect your kidneys. Now you are still in early stage of kidney disease, it is possible for you to reverse the disease.

Treatment for Hypertensive Nephropathy

Besides medications to lower high blood pressure and stabilize it, you can try a systemic Chinese medicine, which has been proved to be effective in treating kidney disease. It includes Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Enema Therapy, Cycle Therapy, Mai Kang Mixture, etc. It can make use of your urine, bowel movement and sweat to eliminate waste products and extra fluid from body. It can also dilate blood vessels and dissolve stasis to ensure blood flow to be fluent, and then amino acids, enzymes, oxygen, active ingredients of medicine and other essential elements can be transported into nidus to speed up kidney recovery. After about one week’s treatment, there will be floccules in urine. And its odor will become smelly. After about half month’s treatment, bubbles in urine will become less. You will feel energetic. Your hemoglobin level will increase. Your high creatinine level will go down at least 10%. After about one month’s treatment, your renal disease will be under control, and renal function will be improved gradually. And then creatinine can be passed out naturally.

If you also have hypertension and increased creatinine level, you should take treatment as early as possible to prevent further kidney damage. Now you can send a copy of your lab report to renaldisease@hotmail.com. We can help you analyze it and then give you some suggestions.