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Management of proteinuria with the help of Ayurveda

Overview

Proteinuria is an abnormal condition in which the kidneys release too much protein from the urine. Proteinuria is often a sign of some underlying kidney disease because it is the kidneys that result in the slip of protein through their filters or when the kidney’s filter becomes damaged they may allow the protein to pass through them.

Normally, there is only a small portion of protein visible in the urine, but the problem arises when the amount of protein in the urine becomes high and the urine appears foamy or cloudy.

The other less common reason why the body is exhibiting protein in the urine is because of too much production of the protein.

But if the cause is an underlying kidney disease, you should immediately go for the test and take proteinuria treatment.

Are there any signs to know if I have proteinuria?

Most people who have proteinuria have no noticeable signs in the body when there is a little protein in the urine. Until it gets worst it does not trigger any conditions. In a severe situation, you will notice:
  • Foamy or bubbly peeSwelling (edema) in your hands, feet, belly, and face
  • Peeing more often
  • Shortness of breath
  • Fatigue
  • Loss of appetite
  • Upset stomach and vomiting
  • Muscle cramps at night
In order to cure this condition, one must take the ayurvedic approach. Proteinuria ayurvedic treatment is the best choice to release the above-mentioned signs of proteinuria and purge this condition.

What are the causes?

Some common medical and non medical conditions that can cause proteinuria include:
  • Dehydration
  • Inflammation
  • Low blood pressure
  • Fever
  • Intense activity
  • High stress
  • Kidney stones
  • Taking aspirin every day
  • Very low temperatures
If proteinuria is the sign of an underlying kidney disease, the following conditions can be responsible for the damage to the kidneys. Mostly, kidney damage occurs because of two conditions, high blood pressure, and diabetes. High levels of blood sugar and blood pressure may significantly damage the filters in the kidneys and disturb their kidney function.

Other kidney related conditions that can cause proteinuria include:

  • Immune disorders such as lupus
  • Kidney inflammation
  • Multiple myeloma
  • Preeclampsia in pregnant women
  • A buildup of protein in your organs
  • Cardiovascular disease
  • Intravascular hemolysis
  • Kidney cancer
  • Heart failure

What are the risk factors?

You are more at the risk of proteinuria if you:
  • Obesity
  • Age over 65
  • A family history of kidney disease
  • African American, Native American, Hispanic, or Pacific Islander descent
Some people get more protein in their urine while standing in a particular condition and not when lying down. This is an absurd form of proteinuria and is usually not threatening.

Managing proteinuria with the help of ayurvedic treatment

If proteinuria occurred because of some underlying kidney disease, it should be treated with the help of ayurvedic treatment for proteinuria. The ayurvedic treatment works on the rejuvenation of the filters of the kidneys and helps in the permanent recovery of the renal.

Ayurvedic herbs, lifestyle changes, and the dietary plan adopted in this treatment approach may help the patient get a healthy life ahead.

To prevent kidney damage, follow these measures:
  • Cut back on sodium and saltEat less potassium and phosphorus
  • Consume only plant-based s
  • ources of protein
  • Eat only heart-healthy foods
  • Take rest and sleep well
  • Meditate and reduce your stress level
  • Maintain blood pressure level
  • Reach your blood sugar goal
Consult Karma Ayurveda for more information.

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