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Suggest Natural Remedy To Reduce High Creatinine Level

My father is 72 yrs old a diabetic patient. Had bypass surgery 3 yrs back. Recently his creatinine level is showing . high. Never want to go for dialysis. He always feels tired after walking for about 1 km. Is there any natural home remedy or food other than tablets.


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Mon, 27 Oct 2014
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Yes, there are several things that he can do to help with this. Eating a low protein diet can protect the kidneys. Getting regular exercise like walking and drinking enough water is also helpful. Have him try walking more often for shorter distances if he is getting too tired after 1 kilometer. Eating a diet with lots of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains is healthy. Avoiding salt is good for the kidneys too. Salt is often very high in processed and canned foods so avoid them when possible. I know that you said you wanted suggestions other than tablets but there is one class of drugs called ACE inhibitors that is very protective of the kidneys in diabetic patients. Good luck and I hope he stays well for a long time.
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Suggest Natural Remedy To Reduce High Creatinine Level

Yes, there are several things that he can do to help with this. Eating a low protein diet can protect the kidneys. Getting regular exercise like walking and drinking enough water is also helpful. Have him try walking more often for shorter distances if he is getting too tired after 1 kilometer. Eating a diet with lots of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains is healthy. Avoiding salt is good for the kidneys too. Salt is often very high in processed and canned foods so avoid them when possible. I know that you said you wanted suggestions other than tablets but there is one class of drugs called ACE inhibitors that is very protective of the kidneys in diabetic patients. Good luck and I hope he stays well for a long time.