food to avoid lupus nephritis develop into kidney failure

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Generally speaking, 80% patients with lupus will have kidney damage. Since lupus nephropathy is immuine deficit disease , in which the SMDNA or HNA is combined with self antibody, thus forming immuine complex accumulating on the kidney and destroy the epithelial cells of the capillary. Protein leaks out of the body. we have three core treatment technologies: stem cell treatment, Micro-Chinese medicine osmotherapy, and immuine purification. Besides treatment, diet can also help lupus nephritis develop into kidney failure.
www.kidneytcm.com　　Here are some diet suggestions:
　　● Patients with Lupus Nephritis should keep low salt diet.
　　● Keep low sugar diet. That is because patients with Lupus Nephritis will often take glucocorticoid and other drugs during the treatments, these drugs will make patients get steroids diabetes and cushing syndrome, so patients should control the amount of meal properly and eat less foods including much sugar.
　　● In case hypoproteinemia appears, enough high quality protein should be supplied. So milk, eggs(egg white only), lean meat and should be eaten more.
　　● Patients should keep smooth stool. If there is something wrong with your defecating, apples, banana, watermelon and carrots should be eaten more.
　　● Fresh vegetables and fruits are the good choices for patients.
　　The followings are something lupus nephropathy patients should forbid.
　　● Mutton and beef especially dog meat.
　　● Seafood. That is because some patients may get allergic as eating seafood, which can aggravates the condition.
　　● Hot pepper, green onion and garlic
　　● Celery. That is because it can cause photosensitization.
　　● Insolation, smoke and alcohol and penicillin.

　　The above mentioned is about how to stop the lupus nephritis develop into kidney failure. This is just the principle and for more details, please consult us online for different persons have different conditions.