Ayurvedic Treatment for Kidney Failure



Diagnosing Renal Disease

A gold standard method to diagnose renal function is by examining Serum Creatinine & Blood Urea values.

1) By Creatinine we will be able to calculate GFR i.e. Glomerular Filtration Rate.    Lesser the GFR value more is the kidney damage.

2) Fasting Blood Sugar & Glycosylated Hemoglobin Levels
Regular monitoring of blood glucose and HbA1c levels can give you a clear picture of diabetes. The high levels of blood sugar can initiate organ damage.

3) Total Lipid Profile
Lipid profile tests should be done at least twice a year so that Blood Pressure would be monitored.

4) CT/MRI or an Ultrasound to check the physical condition, shape & size of the kidney.

5) Biopsy of kidney
Sample tissue from the kidney is taken and examined to identify the renal structure under a microscope.

6) Urine Analysis
Urine test to identify the excretion of proteins/albumin which will indicate kidney malfunctioning.

Ancient system of medicine Ayurveda has treatment for kidney failure. Ayurvedic Treatment for Kidney Failure is best offered at Dr. Aggarwal’s Ayurvedic Panchakarma & Research Centre, which is the ray of hope for many patients who have been suffering from kidney failure.

Location: Mohali, Punjab, India

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