Systematic Chinese Medicine Treatment for Stage 5 Kidney Disease Without Dialysis
Dialysis is a common treatment for stage 5 kidney failure or end stage renal disease (ESRD), but it is only used to replace the work of your kidneys, not to repair your own kidneys. That's why once you start dialysis, you may have to live on dialysis forever. Relatively speaking, systematic Chinese medicine Toxin-Removing Treatment will be a good choice, because it can treat the damaged kidneys from the root, restore the kidneys' own detoxification ability to remove creatinine and other toxins, promote GFR and then the creatinine level will be reduced naturally.
How Does Our Hospital Treat Stage 5 Kidney Failure?
Here Chinese medicine is not simply oral herbal medicine or acupuncture or cupping therapy, but a combination of Chinese therapies that are only available in China. Moreover, we have developed and patented an advanced intermediate frequency therapeutic apparatus. It can deliver the active ingredients of Chinese medicine directly to the damaged area of the kidney to take effect.
How Many Days Does It Take to See A Good Result?
Usually, after few days of treatment, the patient's urine starts to have good changes, for example, urine becomes smelly, urine colour turns to light yellow, there will be floccules discharged in urine and urine turns to cloudy etc. This means that the medicines are starting to work and the kidneys are starting to repair themselves. Gradually, as the kidney function improves, the creatinine will fall accordingly.
Currently we have helped thousands of stage 5 renal failure patients from 148 countries successfully lower their creatinine, promot GFR and avoid dialysis. If you are interested in our hospital and our treatment, please contact our Online Doctor or WhatsApp/Hotline:+8618131101935(Web | App) or Email: sjz-hospital@hotmail.com. Our nephrologists can help you analyse your medical condition for free and then provide you with some treatment suggestions.
Related questions:
1. To which level can creatinine be reduced?
2. How much does the treatment cost?
3. How long does the treatment take?
