How to Reduce Creatinine 4.1 in Kidney Failure

2016-12-26 16:31

I am a kidney failure patient, my BUN level is 42 and creatinine is 4.1, is it very high? How can i reduce them?

What can BUN level 42 and creatinine 4.1 tell?

Well, both BUN level 42 and creatinine 4.1 exceed the normal range. If kidneys are not working well, the urea nitrogen will stay in the blood. The normal range of BUN is 7-20mg/dl. If your BUN is more than 20mg/dl, your kidneys may not be working at full strength; creatinine is an indirect marker of GFR or how well the kidneys work. The normal level of creatinine for males is 0.6-1.2mg/dl, and for females, it is 0.5-1.1mg/dl. Generally speaking, creatinine level will not rise until about 40-50% of kidney function has been lost.

So BUN level 42 and creatinine 4.1 can tell that there has kidney damage, and creatinine 4.1 means the moderate reduction of kidney function, and the condition has already developed in stage 3 Chronic Kidney Disease which still has a certain possibility to be reversed.

How to reduce BUN level 42 and creatinine 4.1?

The common ways and new treatment for high BUN level and high creatinine level include:

-Reasonable diet

-Some Medicines to Lower Creatinine Level

-Dialysis

-Chinese herbal medicines

-Blood Pollution Therapy

-Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

As a kidney disease patient, you should be treated with the treatment to save the kidneys. If you are interested in those treatments for kidney failure or want to reduce the high creatinine level, you can send email to us, we will try our best to help you.

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