Should I be worried about creatinine level 1.88 in Nephrotic Syndrome? If you or your children are suffering from this, it is necessary to read the following passage. If you want an individualized advice for this condition, please attach the medical report to renal-disease@hotmail.com.

Nephrotic syndrome is a nonspecific kidney disorder with a number of signs including proteinuria, edema, hypoalbuminemia and hyperlipidemia. If left untreated, it is easy to deteriorate. Furthermore, with reduced kidney function, kidneys will lose the ability of eliminating metabolic wastes. And that’s how creatinine level 1.88 occurs.

First, let’s look at the normal range of serum creatinine level.

0.6~1.2mg/dl for male

0.5~1.1mg/dl for female

25~69umol/L for children

Compared with the normal range, creatinine 1.88 is higher, but it is still not serious. Even so, it does not mean you can ignore it. If you don’t take timely measures to improve it, more serious condition may occur.

Then, you are looking for the methods to reduce creatinine level? Here, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is recommended to you.

It has the effects of anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, degradation and blood vessel dilation. After a period of treatment, blood circulation will be improved and blood flow in the kidneys will increase. When there are enough blood and oxygen, the self renewal ability of the damaged cells will be reactivated, thus recovering the kidney function. After the kidney function is improved, creatinine 1.88 in nephrotic syndrome will come down.

Besides, since the sources of serum creatinine mainly come from muscular activity and meat products, so strenuous exercise and red meat should be avoided. For nephrotic syndrome patients, they can eat more vegetables, eat less potassium, reduce the intake of fat and so on. Besides, they also need to take some moderate exercises.

In a word, nephrotic syndrome patients should pay enough attention to creatinine 1.88 and accept treatment in early stage. Only then can you live a healthy life. Best wishes to you!