CREATININE =2.03 (reduced from 3.42 in 100 days) - #23321

Your creatinine level has indeed improved, but it still indicates that there’s some kidney strain, which needs ongoing attention. In Ayurveda, we look at managing both the symptoms and the underlying imbalances, focusing on your dosha - predominantly Kapha or Pitta, potentially influencing kidney health.

For creatinine management, continue with Gokshura Churna and Chandraprabha Bati. Both are excellent as they support renal health and help in detoxifying the body. You might find it beneficial to take these post meals with lukewarm water. As far as frequency goes, twice a day should suffice.

On your sugar levels, slightly elevated fasting and postprandial readings suggest a need for managing your Agni, or digestive fire. You’ve mentioned Pramehoushadhi for sugar, which aligns well; ensure a consistent intake. Consider integrating some dietary changes: Emphasize low-glycemic foods like barley or oats and avoid refined sugars. Bitter gourd juice can be potent too, sipped in moderation, maybe thrice a week.

When it comes to managing your blood pressure, continuing with Cardocare is a good choice. Additionally, try relaxation techniques like pranayama or meditation, helping maintain calm and balance the Vata dosha which could be influencing your stress and BP levels.

For the urea, maintaining hydration is key. While you’re incorporating herbs and treatments, ensure plenty of water throughout the day—though not disturb your food digestion. Regular, but not strenuous, exercise can support circulation, aiding your kidneys.

Your hemoglobin seems a tad low, consider iron-rich foods like spinach or beetroot, and supplement their absorption with vitamin C-rich items like oranges or amla.

Because these changes all interact, observing your body’s response is important. Re-evaluations and continuous monitoring are essential, and ensuring any significant symptoms immediately prompt you to consult your primary healthcare provider.