2015年9月1日星期二

Immunotherapy Can Revive Kidney in Lupus Nephritis

Lupus is an autoimmune disorder which can involves multiple organs and systems. Lupus Nephritis is the most severe complication. Nearly one-third of people with lupus will develop Nephritis that requires treatment.

In some cases, in the early stage of Lupus Nephritis, the patients do not present abnormalities and also the routine tests do not show abnormal levels. This can not prove that the kidneys are not impaired. In other words, the routine tests can not reflect the renal impairment accurately at all.

Here immunotherapy is recommended to the patients with Lupus Nephritis. Immunotherapy is also known as biotherapy. It is a comprehensive treatment system including diagnosis, treatment methods, and medicines.

Scientific diagnosis is the guidance for the following treatment. In immunotherapy, the brand new diagnosis not only can severity of the disease, but also can inspect the underling cause of the disease, which is the premise for the treatment in next step.

In immunotherapy, immunoadsorption can adsorp the pathological antibodies in blood plasm so as to stop them from depositing in kidneys further.

For the antibodies immune complexes in kidneys, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy plays a vital role in removing them out of body. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can degrade the immune complexes and make them dissolve in blood. Finally, they will be passed out of body in urine, which can eliminate the inducing factors of inflammation in kidneys.

The above treatments provide a favorable environment for restoring the impaired kidneys due to inflammation. Immunotherapy is supplied to rebuild immune system and restore kidneys.


After the above systemic treatment, the impaired kidney will be revived effectively and you will be able to avoid Renal Failure. As the immune system is rebuilt, it will prevent the relapse of Lupus Nephritis completely.

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