Where to treat kidney disease well

Patient's question:

Problem Description: High creatinine, high blood urea nitrogen, taking Gu Nian traditional Chinese medicine, but no improvement, don't know what to do

Doctor's answer:

Hello! There are two reasons for declining kidney function in early uremia: 1. Kidney damage caused by medications. 2. Long-term chronic kidney damage. It can be cured. The treatment duration is 3-5 years.
Treatment Methods:
1. Detoxification through urination and defecation to reduce the burden on the kidneys.
2. Expanding kidney blood vessels, lowering blood pressure, promoting the absorption of nutrients by kidney cells from the blood, and stimulating the growth of kidney cells.
3. Avoid using any medications or foods that have toxic or adverse effects on the kidneys.
Latest Medical Discoveries:
The causes of nephritis and nephrotic syndrome are both due to infections by hemolytic streptococcus, viruses, etc., which are engulfed by immune cells in the body, forming immune complexes. These immune complexes circulate in the blood and, through the body's rejection response, deposit on the filtration membrane of the glomerular basement membrane. If they are not promptly eliminated, they cause a series of clinical pathological immune reaction symptoms, including proteinuria, hematuria, edema, hypertension, mesangial hyperplasia, and sclerosis, which are known as nephritis and nephrotic syndrome.
Current Conventional Treatment:
Using toxic medications such as prednisone (hormones), cyclophosphamide, and tripterygium wilfordii, which destroy lymphocytes, lower immunity, and suppress immune reactions. While these toxic medications may temporarily control urinary protein, they also reduce immunity and fail to eliminate immune complexes deposited on the glomerular basement membrane. As a result, after stopping the medication or reducing the dose of hormones, infections are prone to occur, leading to the formation of new immune complexes and exacerbation of the condition, even worsening it!
All medications are detoxified by the liver and excreted by the kidneys. The kidneys not only filter and excrete toxic waste from the blood but also absorb nutrients from the blood to support the growth and metabolism of kidney cells! Excessive use of toxic medications can burden the liver and kidneys, leading to declining kidney function and ultimately kidney failure, resulting in uremia! Many patients treated with hormones gradually increase their dosage, ultimately leading to kidney failure and death from uremia.
Latest Research Findings:
T lymphocytes and K lymphocytes can kill immune complexes, and complement can dissolve immune complexes. By increasing the number of lymphocytes and complement in the body, immune complexes can be dissolved, achieving the goal of treating the cause of nephropathy. Moreover, by enhancing immune cells and immunity, recurrence can be completely prevented!
The Pharmaceutical Laboratory of Zhengzhou University discovered that Cheqi Pian significantly increases the number of lymphocytes, enhances complement activity, and promotes the dissolution and excretion of immune complexes. Cheqi Pian is primarily composed of seven edible and medicinal plants: gastrodia elata, angelica sinensis, plantago asiatica, astragalus membranaceus, etc. It has no toxic or adverse effects on the liver or kidneys. Among these, angelica sinensis and gastrodia elata have the effects of blood-boosting, vasodilation, and blood pressure reduction. Plantago asiatica has diuretic and anti-inflammatory effects, while astragalus membranaceus has the effects of boosting qi and reducing urinary protein. It can effectively control the clinical symptoms of nephritis and nephrotic syndrome!
Experiments have proven that Cheqi Pian not only treats symptoms—such as reducing swelling, lowering blood pressure, and controlling urinary protein and hematuria—but also treats the root cause—by increasing lymphocytes, enhancing complement, and promoting the dissolution and excretion of immune complexes. It can completely cure nephritis and nephrotic syndrome!

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