Chinese medicine treatment of kidney disease

29/10/2025

Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment of Kidney Diseases

28/10/2025

Chronic glomerulonephritis

25/10/2025

The various manifestations of kidney disease at different stages: pre-stage, middle stage, and late stage. See which stage you are at. If you find it difficult to determine, you can contact me.

23/10/2025

Pyelonephritis

17/10/2025

17/10/2025

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14/10/2025

👥Ever stared at your creatinine test results—one week high, the next slightly lower—and felt confused or worried? For people with kidney disease, creatinine fluctuations are common, but many aren’t due to worsening kidney function—they’re caused by reversible factors.

🔹 1️⃣ Sudden Shifts in High-Protein Food Intake 🥩

Creatinine is made from muscle metabolism and the protein you eat (especially animal protein like red meat, seafood, or protein powder). If you accidentally ate a lot of steak, shrimp, or drank extra protein shakes one week, your creatinine might spike temporarily.

✅ Fix: Stick to a consistent protein intake (follow your doctor/dietitian’s advice—e.g., 0.8g/kg body weight for early CKD). Keep a simple food log to track proteins, so you avoid big jumps.

🔹 2️⃣ Not Drinking Enough Water (or Dehydration) 💧

When you’re dehydrated (from sweating a lot in summer, diarrhea, or forgetting to drink), your blood gets “concentrated”—so creatinine levels look higher than they really are (even if your kidneys are working the same!).

✅ Fix: Aim for steady daily water intake (e.g., 1500-2000ml for most CKD patients, unless your doctor says to limit).

🔹 3️⃣ Certain Medicines That Affect Creatinine 💊

Some over-the-counter or prescription drugs can temporarily raise creatinine (e.g., non-steroidal painkillers like ibuprofen, certain antibiotics, or even some diuretics if used incorrectly). They might slow how the kidneys filter creatinine temporarily, not damage them long-term.

✅ Fix: Never take new meds (even vitamins!) without telling your nephrologist. If your creatinine spikes after starting a drug, ask your doctor—they may adjust the dose or switch to a kidney-friendly option.

🔹 4️⃣ Infections or Body Stress (e.g., Colds, UTIs) 🤧

When your body fights an infection (like a cold, urinary tract infection, or even a fever), it ramps up muscle metabolism—this makes more creatinine. Stress (from surgery, lack of sleep, or big life c

12/10/2025

The patient's condition has improved, and he wants to be discharged and go home. Thank you to our medical staff!

10/10/2025

🔥 BREAKING the Relapse Cycle in Membranous Nephropathy!
Meet our 68-year-old warrior from Henan who DEFEATED recurring kidney disease after conventional treatment failed!
🩺 The Challenge:
After 2.5 years of steroids + tacrolimus → RELAPSED during tapering.
✨ OUR SOLUTION:
✅ 5-Expert Team
✅ 6-Pronged Therapy:
• Medicated Wraps • Oral Formulas • Herbal Baths
• Ozone Therapy • Foot Therapy • Umbilical Detox
📊 STUNNING RESULTS:
✔️ Urine Protein: 2+ → NEGATIVE!
✔️ 24h Proteinuria: 1.35g → 0.44g!

03/09/2025

Warmly celebrate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japan and the 80th Anniversary of the Victory of the World Anti-Fascist War