How to Deal with Proteinuria with Kidney Disease

Proteinuria may identify the unhealthy kidney. The healthy kidney can prevent the protein from leaking out. Then how to deal with proteinuria with kidney disease?
Proteinuria describes a condition in which urine contains an abnormal amount of protein. Proteins are the building blocks for all our body parts, including muscles, bones, hair, and nails. Proteins that circulate in our bloodstream also perform a number of important functions. They protect us from infection, help our blood clot, and help keep the right amount of fluid circulating around our bodies, so it is important to maintain the correct levels of proteins in our bodies. Our kidneys help do this, when they are healthy.
What can cause proteinuria?
Many diseases can cause inflammation of the kidney filters, a condition which is also known as 'glomerular nephritis'. Other processes that can damage the kidney filters and cause proteinuria include diabetes, high blood pressure (hypertension), and some other forms of kidney diseases.
How to deal with proteinuria with kidney disease?
If proteinuria is confirmed, your doctor will do other tests and examinations to find out the cause. This may include referral to a specialist kidney doctor (nephrologist) who will help to develop your kidney care plan. Your treatment may include medicines; lifestyle changes such as losing excess weight, exercising and stopping smoking, and sometimes changes in your diet.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is the best choice for you to deal with proteinuria. It aims at improving the kidney function. With the enhanced kidney function, the protein in urine will disappear.

Once you are diagnosed with proteinuria, you should consult to your doctor about how to deal with proteinuria with kidney disease. You are welcomed to send an email to kidneyask@hotmail.com for more information.