Diabetic patients have a very high risk of developing diabetic nephropathy, because the high sugar levels can damage many organs like the heart, blood vessels, eyes, nerves, especially the kidneys. Therefore, almost all diabetic patients have suffered damage to their kidneys. In such cases, patients with diabetes should pay much attention to your kidneys and learn a lot of knowledge of diabetic nephropathy.
Diabetic nephropathy is divided into five stages, the first among them is the best time for treatment. And appropriate treatment can probably get your kidneys to normal. In the second and third stages, the kidneys have been damaged but not severely. So if a proper treatment, kidney function may recover, thought some of the damaged kidney cells can not be repaired. If diabetic nephropathy develops in the fourth step, the protein shows positive urine and glomerular filtration rate decreases. But it's not too late to treat once the patient is well controlled by proper treatment. As the last step, diabetic nephropathy develops in renal failure. Even so, you may also choose a better treatment than dialysis or kidney disease to lengthen your life.
This phrase "appropriate treatment" was mentioned several times in the passage above. Then what is an appropriate treatment? It refers to a treatment not only be healing efficient, but also to have no side effects, such as medicine osmotherapy Micro-Chinese Shijiazhuang Hospital of kidney disease.
Micro-osmotherapy Chinese medicine is different from traditional Chinese medicine. It is simply executed, and medicine ingredients could more effectively reach the region of the kidney lesions. The basic technology of micro-Chinese osmotherapy is to make the requirements of diabetic nephropathy surperfinely broken and then with the help of effective and penetrating devices osmosis, the drug is infused into the renal lesions in external application. In this way, patients do not need to take a long time to boil Chinese medicine as they usually do. At the same time, there is no need to take as many oral medicine, avoiding overloading the kidneys.
