Patient's question:
I have had kidney disease for nearly 20 years. My urinalysis results have been inconsistent—sometimes protein-negative, sometimes with two or three plus signs, and sometimes with hematuria. Most of the time, the protein level does not exceed one plus sign or is negative. My serum creatinine is around 100, with a peak of 145. My right kidney has a small cyst, and both kidneys are of normal size. An ultrasound indicates slightly insufficient blood supply. I often experience lower back pain and find that using a Zhoulin frequency instrument for 30 minutes makes me feel very comfortable and increases my urge to urinate. I would like to buy one myself. Could you please ask a professional doctor if this device is safe to use?Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Nephrotic syndrome. Western medicine uses hormones (prednisone) in high doses for 12 tablets for half a year, and then combines with drugs such as CellCept (mycophenolate mofetil dispersible tablets). It is recommended to check in the hospital.