Is there Any Possible to Control Diabetic Nephropathy with ESRD

2016-11-02 09:54

Name: Chandler

Age: 59

Gender: Male

Nationality : India

Diagnosis: Diabetic Nephropathy, ESRD

On March, 2016, we picked Chandler and his children up from the airport. He was in wheelchair. He has suffered from diabetes for about 15 years. Now his kidney has been damaged and was diagnosed with diabetic nephropathy. Hypertension, diabetes, ESRD, incontinence are around him. After checking in our hospital, his creatinine was 980, blood pressure 160/90 and he also had anemia.

Treatment:

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Foot Bath Therapy, Mai Kang Mixture, Western Medicine

Condition after treatment:

Before coming here, he took dialysis three times weekly. With our treatment, his blood was cleaned with traditional Chinese medicine. He took dialysis two times per week after the treatment. The most significant change was that he could walk to medicated bath room where he used to go in wheelchair. Traditional Chinese medicine was really effective because his creatinine level dropped.

As his condition got better, his mood was also becoming better. The nurses even heard his laughter. Just two days before he discharged from our hospital, it was his birthday. Our doctors and nurses celebrated his birthday with him.

Wish he can enjoy his life from now on!

If you want to treat Diabetic Nephropathy effectively or want to know more details about our treatment for ESRD, you can send email us or leave message below, we will try our best to help you.

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