Many renal patients may have had such an experience: creatinine level has been stable, but it rises suddenly. Does renal function decline again? The doctor may tell you to wait until the next test.
Creatinine rises suddenly, after eliminating the element such as food, irregular defecate before reexamination is also a reason that creatinine rises. In addition to our kidneys, which help us get rid of toxins, the gut is also main way to discharge toxins.
Blocked excretion of creatinine in the intestinal tract will lead to rapid rise of creatinine. After defecation gets improved, creatinine can often return to a stable state.
It's not just creatinine, excretion of potassium and phosphorus is also the same.
10% potassium in the diet can be excreted through the gastrointestinal tract. If the renal function reduces, the potassium excretion of the gastrointestinal tract can be increased by 3-4 times.
70-80% of phosphorus in the diet is excreted through the kidneys, and the rest is excreted through the gastrointestinal tract.
In the body, 30%-40% uric acid can be excreted by gastrointestinal tract.
Beneficial bacteria in our gut can compensate for excreting waste such as creatinine and urea nitrogen.
Once kidney function declines, the excretion efficiency of substances such as creatinine, potassium, phosphorus and urea nitrogen will greatly reduces. If other excretion channels such as gastrointestinal tract and skin can be utilized well at this time, toxins can be prevented from causing more damage to the kidney and body.
A study of 3.5 million U.S. veterans found that constipation can cause a faster decline in glomerular filtration rates. A decline in kidney function can cause a significantly increased risk of uremia.
The result could be that some gut bacteria that live in the intestines don't work well.
And most of the kidney patients, often due to diet, inflammation and other effects, have intestinal flora disorders.
For ESRD patients, the renal function is so poor that toxins can not be eliminated through the kidneys, thereby they need Shenshuaining, Niaoduqing, Colon Dialysis and other ways to eliminate toxins from body via intestinal tract.
In most patients with IgA Nephropathy, Membranous Nephropathy and Lupus Nephritis, their renal function is still good, and there is no obvious problem of poor defecation. However, they should pay attention to diet and regular defecation so that the intestinal flora in their body can better help them with detoxification.
If bowel movement is not good, to combine diet and medication and try to have an irregular defecation.
With regular and normal defecation, creatinine, urea nitrogen and other metabolic wastes are easier to discharge, which is also beneficial to the stability of renal function.
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