How to Control the Elevated Nitrogen in Blood for Kidney Disease Patient

2014-10-30 15:12

As an indicator of kidney function, blood urea nitrogen can reflect whether your kidney is damaged or not. Once it goes up, people always try all kinds of methods to lower it. Then, how should we control the elevated nitrogen in blood ?

There are many reasons can lead urea nitrogen increase, such as diseased or damaged kidneys because the kidneys are less able to clear urea from the bloodstream. In conditions in which renal perfusion is decreased, such as hypovolemic shock or congestive heart failure, BUN levels rise. A patient who is severely dehydrated may also have a high BUN due to the lack of fluid volume to excrete waste products.

Because urea is an end product of protein metabolism, a diet high in protein, such as high-protein tube feeding, may also cause the BUN to increase. So you should control the intake of protein, if you have to, you can eat some foods with high quality protein. Remember to drink enough water that can help you to increase the urination, thus to increase the discharge of blood urea nitrogen, but do not drink too much, otherwise that will add workload to your kidney.

The dietary treatment do can help lower high blood urea nitrogen but may need a little longer time, the key point is that it can not solve this problem from its root. So that demand we seek help from medicine.

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