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Question #4340
15 days ago
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Ayurvedic Medicine For Creatinine Control - #4340

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My father has been diagnosed with high creatinine levels, and his doctor mentioned that his kidney function is declining. We’ve been researching natural options, and I came across Ayurvedic medicine for creatinine control. I’m curious to know how effective Ayurvedic medicine for creatinine control is and whether it can complement his existing treatment. Does Ayurvedic medicine for creatinine control actually improve kidney function, or does it just help manage symptoms like swelling and fatigue? Are there specific herbs or formulas used in Ayurvedic medicine for creatinine control, like Punarnava or Gokshura? How do they work to reduce creatinine levels and protect the kidneys? I’m also concerned about side effects. Is Ayurvedic medicine for creatinine control safe to use alongside allopathic treatments like diuretics? How long does it usually take to see improvements in creatinine levels, and does it require strict dietary or lifestyle changes? If anyone has experience using Ayurvedic medicine for creatinine control, I’d love to know how it worked for you or your loved ones. Did it make a noticeable difference in lab results? Were there any precautions you had to follow? Please share any recommendations for trusted products or doctors.

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Dr Sujal Patil
Experience of 14 years in clinical and research field of Ayurveda. I am a Science based evidence based Ayurveda practitioner and incorporate accurate diet regimen and minimal medication in my practice with faster results sans no side effects.
15 days ago
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Ayurvedic medicine can complement allopathic treatments for high creatinine and declining kidney function, but it’s important to use it under medical supervision. Ayurvedic herbs like Punarnava (known for its diuretic and kidney-supportive properties), Gokshura (helps reduce swelling and supports kidney function), and Ashwagandha (improves vitality and reduces stress on kidneys) are often used. These herbs aim to support kidney function, improve fluid balance, and reduce creatinine levels by enhancing renal health and detoxification. Effectiveness: Ayurveda can help manage symptoms (like swelling, fatigue) and improve kidney function over time, but it may not drastically lower creatinine levels immediately. Consistent use with a balanced diet and lifestyle adjustments can show gradual improvements. Safety: Ayurvedic herbs are generally safe but should be used with caution, especially when combined with allopathic medications like diuretics. Always consult with both an Ayurvedic practitioner and the treating doctor to avoid any adverse interactions. Improvements & Duration: It can take several weeks to months to see noticeable changes in lab results. Strict dietary changes (low sodium, low protein, hydration) and lifestyle modifications (stress reduction, avoiding toxins) are often recommended alongside treatment. Precautions: Monitor kidney function regularly and ensure that the Ayurvedic treatments do not interfere with your father’s current medications. Always choose reputable Ayurvedic products and practitioners for the best results.

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