2015年12月29日星期二

Treatment for Hyperuricemic Nephropathy: Traditional Chinese Medicine

Hyperuricemic Nephropathy is also named as Gouty Nephropathy. It is a common disease in the western countries. Traditional Chinese medicines have an effective therapeutic effect in treating the disease. It has the following functions in treating Hyperuricemic Nephropathy.

1. Dilate blood vessels

The urate crystals deposit in kidneys, which can causing renal tubular epithelial cells ischemia and anoxia. Dilating blood vessels can improve renal blood circulation thus alleviating the ischemia and anoxia of renal intrinsic cells. It provides a good environment for repairing the damaged epithelial cells.

2. Anti-inflammation

Anti-inflammation can decrease the inflammatory cells infiltration thus preventing the further damage to the epithelial cells of renal tubular.

3. Anti-coagulation

As the inflammatory cells increase in blood, it will certainly increase the blood viscosity, which can promote the thrombus formation in renal blood capillaries. Anti-coagulation medicines can alleviate the thrombus formation so as to promote the environment for repairing epithelial cells.

4. Degrading function

The increased inflammatory cells and the microthrombus formation in the blood vessels, the urate crystal deposition can cause extracellular matrix to increase in renal tubular blood capillaries and renal tubular blood capillaries to increase. Traditional Chinese medicines can degrade the deposition and extracellular matrix. This can prevent the disease progression from its root cause.

Through the above four steps of treating Hyperuricemic Nephropathy with traditional Chinese medicines, the renal tubular epithelial cells can be repaired so recovers its normal functions.


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