What Diet is Good for Microalbumin Levels

Microalbumin test is used to determine kidney function status and if albumin leaks into your urine, it means your kidneys are experiencing filtration problems. Actually, a appropriate Diet plays an important role in controlling or relieving the condition. Well then, what diet is good for microalbumin levels?

Swap high-protein meats for low-protein but high-quality protein diet

Since kidneys are damaged to some extent, so they are unable to process these high protein’s metabolic products as readily. As a result, extra protein will increase kidneys’ burden, causing further kidney damage. However, high-quality protein will produce few products and easily be absorbed by the body.

Drink enough water

Drinking plenty of water throughout the day for preventing dehydration. Because dehydration can increase your microalbumin levels. However, if you suffer from swelling at the same time, it is important to limit intake of fluid.

Stay away from alcohol

Consistently high results for microalbumin levels tests indicates poor renal function. In such a situation, stop drinking alcohol immediately. Effected kidneys cannot efficiently filter the toxin ethanol from the alcohol you drink, which increase your risk of continued high microalbumin levels.

Reduce salt intake

A high sodium diet increases your risk of high blood pressure. And hypertension also can cause spikes in your microalbumin levels. Therefore, it is important to develop a low-salt diet.

However, you should also know, if the condition cannot be relieved by diet regulation timely and effectively, you should also receive effective treatments as soon as possible.

In our Treatment center point, we do recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to you. It can help repair kidney damage and improve renal function by expanding blood vessels, promoting blood circulation, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation and degrading extracellular matrix as well as providing necessary nutrition. If you’d like to get the therapy, you can email to kidneycured@gmail.com or leave a message below directly and we will do our best to help you!