For Hypertensive Nephropathy patients, the key point of management is to lower high blood pressure. The followings are some methods to lower high blood pressure.

Western medicine

It takes a more quick effect on lowering blood pressure. The commonly used western medicines include ACEI inhibitors, beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers and diuretics. Normally, the blood pressure should be controlled within 130/80mm Hg.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

As a natural therapy, it is created on the basis of traditional Chinese medicine.

And this remedy has significant effect on controlling high blood pressure. Herbs of this therapy can dilate and soften the vessels, promote blood circulation and improve the anoxia and ischemic condition. When kidney gets enough blood, the release of rennin will decrease. Rennin work to elevate blood pressure through RASS. When rennin decreases, blood pressure can decline accordingly.

What’s more, it can also improve kidney function. If you want to know more about this therapy, you can email us renal-disease@hotmail.com.

Maintain a healthy body weight

Overweight or obesity is a contributing factor to high blood pressure. Patients should ask their doctors for a healthy weight and try to maintain it.

Take exercise regularly

Patients should take mild exercise regularly. Studies show that long-term regular exercise has the effect of lowering blood pressure.

Eat a healthy diet

Foods rich in whole grains, fruits and vegetables should be added into patients’ diet. Foods high in saturated fat and cholesterol should be avoid. A low-salt diet is recommended. This is a general diet for hypertensive nephropathy patients, if you want more specific diet, you can contact our online doctors. They can give you more advice, according to your own condition.

What’s more, patients should get rid of some bad habits, such as drinking, smoking and irregular life.

If you need any help about hypertensive nephropathy, you can leave a message below. We can give some advice about how to control high blood pressure, based on your condition.