IgA Nephropathy (also known as Berger’s Disease) is the most common glomerulonephritis in the world. Will IgA Nephropathy kill me? If you are interested in this topic, go on reading to learn more information.

Generally speaking, IgA Nephropathy is a very benign kidney disease, and it usually develops very slowly to kidney failure. It does not threaten your life as long as you control it well. But for some patients, they have very severe complications, such as heart failure to threaten their life.

Conventional treatment for IgA Nephropathy is to control those symptoms and complications, which is helpful for you to relieve body discomforts. But in the long time, it is not good enough. Here we suggest you a systemic Chinese medicine treatment. It is Toxin-Removing Treatment.

Toxin-Removing Treatment is a characteristic treatment of Shijiazhuang Hetaiheng Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It takes advantage of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Enema Therapy, Navel Therapy, Moxibustion and so on to expel waste products and excess fluid out of body to make internal environment good for kidney self-healing and other medication application. It can also dilate blood vessels and remove stasis to improve blood circulation and increase blood flow into damaged kidneys so that enough essential elements can be transported into nidus to speed up kidney recovery. After a short period of treatment, symptoms such as proteinuria, blood urine, swelling, high blood pressure and so on will disappear. After a long period of treatment, your renal condition will get improved. Because this treatment can make use of Chinese medicine to adjust the abnormal immune system, it can reduce the relapse of disease effectively.

Will IgA Nephropathy kill me? No, but the precondition is that you control the disease very well. If you are not satisfied with the current treatment, you can try Traditional Chinese Medicine. Now you can leave a message below or send emails to renal-disease@hotmail.com to get in touch with our renal experts. We can give you online guidance for free.