Creatinine 3.7 and BUN 75 in Kidney Disease Mean What

2016-11-11 16:55

Generally, high creatinine and BUN level mean that the kidneys aren't working well. If you have been diagnosed of creatinine 3.7 and BUN 75, you may wonder what that mean for you. In the Following i will give you some details about it.

Creatinine 3.7 and BUN 75 in kidney disease mean what?

In general, people with this condition are in Stage 3 Kidney Disease with around 30%-59% of kidney function left.

With high levels of creatinine 3.7 and BUN 75, your kidneys have been moderately damaged. At this point, it's important to control any conditions that may be contributing to the damage. It's especially important to manage your blood pressure well. You cannot cure the kidney disorder, but with early and appropriate treatment, you may be able to prevent further damage or even reverse the kidney disease.

How to treat creatinine 3.7 and BUN 75 in kidney disease?

In China, a natural herbal medicine called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has been used to treat kidney disease effectively from the root cause. With functions of protecting and restoring the overall renal function, symptoms like high creatinine and BUN levels will be normalized spontaneously.

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