Kidney Failure Caused by Diabetes

If you are a diabetic and unfortunately told to have protein in urine, I am afraid you are at high risk of suffer from kidney failure. Kidney problem caused by Diabetes is clinically called Diabetic Nephropathy which is one of the leading causes of kidney failure.
Diagnosis of kidney problem among diabetics is marked by protein in urine, which means the first symptom of Diabetic Nephropathy is proteinuria. Without effective control, Diabetic Nephropathy develops to kidney failure directly. We know kidney failure patients are suggested to start dialysis or prepare for kidney transplant when their creatinine level increases to 5. However, for people with kidney failure caused by Diabetes, they need to start dialysis early due to their high blood sugar. High blood sugar not only damage kidney, but also affect patient's eyes, foot and nerve system. Therefore, to protect their other organs, it is better for them to start dialysis early. According to clinical studies, eye problem occurs earlier than kidney problem, so most of the people with kidney failure caused by Diabetes have eye problem.
Diabetic Nephropathy develops to kidney failure quickly, but not everyone with diabetes will definitely suffer from kidney failure. Through effective and right medical treatment, many patients can avoid kidney failure effectively. Besides, even though you have developed kidney failure and started dialysis, you can reduce the frequency of dialysis through Immunotherapy which combines ester medicines and western medicines. Immunotherapy is not the only therapy for Diabetic Nephropathy, but it is the most painless, safe and natural method. Therefore, you can have a try about this. (If you need information about Immunotherapy, you can leave your email to me, I am glad to send to you)
When kidney failure occurs, some diabetics choose dialysis and some others choose kidney transplant. However, not matter what method they choose, they must get their diabetes controlled. Adjustment of diet, tight control of high blood sugar, regular examination and physical exercises all are necessary for improving prognosis.