Kidney Transplant 1 Year, Diabetes, Creatinine 300

One of my patients has had diabetes for 15 years. He is 60 years old now. One year ago, he received kidney transplant, but now his creatinine rises to 300umol/L. He is confused and wants to know what measures he could take.
I told my patients that it is not as bad as he imagines.
Firstly, we can also treat the transplanted kidneys as well. In addition, creatinine 300 is not so high. What we should pay attention to is that we should change a new method.
Secondly, I should also point out that diabetes and diabetic nephropathy should be treated together. As we all know, he has been in diabetic nephropathy stage now. Stem cells are recommended to treat diabetes and the mechanism is as follows: pancreas islet β cells are damaged, which leads to insufficient secretion of insulin. In this case, the blood sugar will increase. If this can not be treated or controlled well, it will lead to systematic disorder and a series of complications will occur as well. Stem cells can repair the damaged pancreas islet β cells, thus recovering the function of insulin. In this case, the secretion of insulin can turn normal and diabetes can recover consequently.
Thirdly, since that diabetes has influenced kidney and led to a series of damage in the kidney, we will also aim at the repairing of damaged intrinsic cells. Chinese Medicine is applied, which is used to improve the blood circulation, especially the micro-blood circulation, and dissolve the blood stasis at the same time. After this, a good inner environment is created so the active materials will further repair the damaged intrinsic cells and recover renal function. In addition, the materials in Chinese Medicine can also increase the immunity of patients.
Now Chinese Medicine and stem cell have become part of immunotherapy, which can be divided into 6 steps, including systematic diagnosis, immune clearance, immune inhibition, immune tolerance, immune adjustment, and immune protection. If you are interested in it, please click the other articles or consult us. You can also leave a message, and all your information will be kept confidential.