Can any one give suggestions for successful treatment on kidney failures

[Guest guest]

Hi Every one there,

 

Well I am new to this group,

 

I Joined this group primarily to seek advice and information possible

treatment ( Natural Way) for a patient declared having Chronical Renal

Failure.

 

The patient had undergone two cycles of Classical Acupuncture and Sujok

Acpuncture. At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

 

I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above level and

revive kidney function.

 

I am desparately looking for possible medical help and advice.

 

Any one having reliable information may kindly respond to my mail ID.

 

 

With warm regards.

[Guest guest]

Dharmalingam M wrote:

 

> At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

> of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

>

> I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above level and

> revive kidney function.

 

I had a diabetic patient who's kidneys were going downhill. We used an

herbal formula called Er Xian Tang (Two Immortals Decoction) as the base

with some diuretics added to reduce the edema in the body.

 

It helped, but he ultimately did have to still end up on dialysis. We

were able to hold it off for about a year, actually. Not bad

considering the doctor wanted it much earlier, but we were able to hold

the Creatinine levels at about 6 which is, as I recall, the high end of normal.

 

That doesn't mean that your patient will benefit from this particular

formula. This one assumes a certain group of symptoms that all equate to

a specific syndrome, in his case a deficiency of both Kidney yin and

yang. That may not apply to your patient, so if you want to go herbal

on this, you have my blessings, I've seen it help, but it would probably

be a good idea for the patient to see someone in person so that a more

complete diagnosis can take place which will help to ensure that he or

she gets exactly what they need, rather than one my patient needed.

 

-al.

--

Al Stone L.Ac.

<AlStone

http://www.BeyondWellBeing.com

 

Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

[Guest guest]

For starters why are the kidney failing/imbalance. eg hormonal, injury ect.

 

Dharmalingam M <mdl wrote:Hi Every one there,

 

Well I am new to this group,

 

I Joined this group primarily to seek advice and information possible

treatment ( Natural Way) for a patient declared having Chronical Renal

Failure.

 

The patient had undergone two cycles of Classical Acupuncture and Sujok

Acpuncture. At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

 

I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above level and

revive kidney function.

 

I am desparately looking for possible medical help and advice.

 

Any one having reliable information may kindly respond to my mail ID.

 

 

With warm regards.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

For starters why are the kidney failing/imbalance. eg hormonal, injury ect.

IS this person 50+ yrs.

 

mitchell shelford <mytchell37 wrote:

For starters why are the kidney failing/imbalance. eg hormonal, injury ect.

 

Dharmalingam M <mdl wrote: Hi Every one there,

 

Well I am new to this group,

 

I Joined this group primarily to seek advice and information possible

treatment ( Natural Way) for a patient declared having Chronical Renal

Failure.

 

The patient had undergone two cycles of Classical Acupuncture and Sujok

Acpuncture. At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

 

I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above level and

revive kidney function.

 

I am desparately looking for possible medical help and advice.

 

Any one having reliable information may kindly respond to my mail ID.

 

 

With warm regards.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have noticed that the points on the leg used to treat sciatica are also used

to treat renal failure. There is a special point on the foot that can be touched

or rubbed to help. Renal failure = leg points including one at the back of the

knee. Agreement?

mitchell shelford <mytchell37 wrote:

For starters why are the kidney failing/imbalance. eg hormonal, injury ect.

IS this person 50+ yrs.

 

mitchell shelford <mytchell37 wrote:

For starters why are the kidney failing/imbalance. eg hormonal, injury ect.

 

Dharmalingam M <mdl wrote: Hi Every one there,

 

Well I am new to this group,

 

I Joined this group primarily to seek advice and information possible

treatment ( Natural Way) for a patient declared having Chronical Renal

Failure.

 

The patient had undergone two cycles of Classical Acupuncture and Sujok

Acpuncture. At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

 

I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above level and

revive kidney function.

 

I am desparately looking for possible medical help and advice.

 

Any one having reliable information may kindly respond to my mail ID.

 

 

With warm regards.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Very kind of you for passing on the information, Thank you,

Regards.

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , Al Stone <alstone@b...> wrote:

>

>

> Dharmalingam M wrote:

>

> > At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

> > of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

> >

> > I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above

level and

> > revive kidney function.

>

> I had a diabetic patient who's kidneys were going downhill. We used

an

> herbal formula called Er Xian Tang (Two Immortals Decoction) as the

base

> with some diuretics added to reduce the edema in the body.

>

> It helped, but he ultimately did have to still end up on dialysis.

We

> were able to hold it off for about a year, actually. Not bad

> considering the doctor wanted it much earlier, but we were able to

hold

> the Creatinine levels at about 6 which is, as I recall, the high

end of normal.

>

> That doesn't mean that your patient will benefit from this

particular

> formula. This one assumes a certain group of symptoms that all

equate to

> a specific syndrome, in his case a deficiency of both Kidney yin and

> yang. That may not apply to your patient, so if you want to go

herbal

> on this, you have my blessings, I've seen it help, but it would

probably

> be a good idea for the patient to see someone in person so that a

more

> complete diagnosis can take place which will help to ensure that he

or

> she gets exactly what they need, rather than one my patient needed.

>

> -al.

> --

> Al Stone L.Ac.

> <AlStone@B...>

> http://www.BeyondWellBeing.com

>

> Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.

[Guest guest]

I sent you info or requested info from you but I did not get a reply.

What caused the kidneys to be imbalance. Was it an injury? did it just fail? is

it hormonal? is it diet? Are you in NY NJ area?

Dharmalingam M <mdl wrote: Hi Every one there,

 

Well I am new to this group,

 

I Joined this group primarily to seek advice and information possible

treatment ( Natural Way) for a patient declared having Chronical Renal

Failure.

 

The patient had undergone two cycles of Classical Acupuncture and Sujok

Acpuncture. At present, the patient has blood urea content to the tune

of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

 

I am looking for any medicine that could bring down the above level and

revive kidney function.

 

I am desparately looking for possible medical help and advice.

 

Any one having reliable information may kindly respond to my mail ID.

 

 

With warm regards.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/30/2003 10:06:11 AM Eastern Standard Time,

Chinese Traditional Medicine writes:

 

 

> Re: Can any one give suggestions for successful treatment on kidney failures

 

 

I have seen a TCM herbal site which claims some success from some kidney

patients who have used some of their formulas:

 

One product is called Bath Detox (herbs are dissolved in the tub)

 

Another is asparagus extract. The other two products listed for kidney are

kidney chi and cordyceps.

 

For the list of four formulas with more details go to this page. There is

more information available in writing from these people, call for more

information:

 

http://www.chi-health.com/kidney-list.htm

 

I am not connected to these people and have never used these particular

products though my spouse has tried some of their products for another

condition. I am thinking about the bath detox as I have edema that has never

been helped by any of the TCM herbs I have tried in the past.

 

Sarah

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

try this and it is good and decrease urea and

creatinine and inform me with the resultsafter one

month u will not belive ur self follow macrobiotic

for ur case 1- stop all food clors and food

additives completly 2- stop allbeverge and coca and

even diet drinks all artificial drinks 3 stop any

thing in cans only eat what is cooked at hom stop

proceesed food stop whit flour completly and white

sugar completly chew will the followin food and it is

the food u can eat it whole wheat with millet as

breakfast date as sweeet brown rice any amount u

want and daily only brown whole rice and vegtables

like squash and carrot daily onionn daily garlic

daily cabbage daily the most important thing is to

stop meat completly red chiken egg milk must be

stoped one month completly even that 40 grm allowed

animal protin u will get ur protin firstly from

wheat rice millet vegtables temprarly eat one table

soon of grinded flaxseed seed daily and 3 table spoon

slighty roasted seasem daily dr one of the most

important things is drinking warmbarely and eat it as

wheat barely grass and wheat grass and alfa alfa

grass hve the most strong power for healing all the

idea is to correct the imbalnce and the acidosis in

blood only by food bec if there is acidois( it is the

main fatal cause of bad prognosis anf if not

treateated nothing wil be corrected god help u and

if u want to ask any u can send to my email the only

protien allowed is aduke beans and u can eat white

fish only once weekly at first try and u will

surprise

--- mitchell shelford <mytchell37 wrote:

>

> For starters why are the kidney failing/imbalance.

> eg hormonal, injury ect.

>

> Dharmalingam M <mdl wrote:Hi Every one

> there,

>

> Well I am new to this group,

>

> I Joined this group primarily to seek advice and

> information possible

> treatment ( Natural Way) for a patient declared

> having Chronical Renal

> Failure.

>

> The patient had undergone two cycles of Classical

> Acupuncture and Sujok

> Acpuncture. At present, the patient has blood urea

> content to the tune

> of 340 mg% and Serum Creatinine of 17.9 mg%.

>

> I am looking for any medicine that could bring down

> the above level and

> revive kidney function.

>

> I am desparately looking for possible medical help

> and advice.

>

> Any one having reliable information may kindly

> respond to my mail ID.

>

>

> With warm regards.

>

>

>

>