Is Creatinine 3.5 with Dizziness Normal

2014-09-18 17:56

“ My sister sent me an email saying she had bouts of dizziness and reported her creatinine of 3.5. Is this possible? She also said the dr. has her pushing fluids. She tends to fabricate and lives far away from family, so I am questioning if any of this is normal ?” For this question the answer is obvious, it is not normal. Both high creatinine level and dizziness are the symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease. For a person with creatinine 3.5, he/she now is in stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease and need to take treatment right now.

In now days, there are two mainly ways to cure stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease, they are Western Medicine and Chinese Medicine. In traditional, people are used to use Western Medicines to treat this disease, one of the most common way is dialysis. As for Chinese Medicine, it is a new way to cure this disease, but due to its significant curative effect and little side effects, it is loved by more and more people. So as a more natural ways Chinese Herb Medicine is superior to Western Medicine, it not only can relieve the symptoms of the disease but also can cure it from its root. With the help of it and a fit diet, patients who are in the early stage of this disease may get a chance to get recovery from it.

From the above we know that creatinine 3.5 with dizziness is unnormal, so people should pay high attention to it. The better way is to get a systematic treatment as soon as you found it. If you need any help in curing kidney disease, you are welcome to contact our online doctor or leave messages to us.

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