Hello. I understand how stressful and worrying it can be for you and your family to hear that your father has Stage 4 Chronic
Kidney Disease (CKD) due to
diabetes. When doctors say a percentage of the kidney is damaged, it can feel very frightening. The fact that your father’s kidneys are still normal in size on ultrasound and he is passing around 2 liters of urine in 24 hours is actually an encouraging sign, because it means the kidneys still have some functional capacity left.
In CKD Stage 4, the goal is to protect the remaining kidney function, control
creatinine, manage symptoms, and slow further progression of the disease. While severely damaged kidney tissue cannot be completely regenerated, many patients benefit from supportive treatments that help improve overall kidney function, reduce complications, and maintain quality of life. In clinical practice, some patients with CKD have experienced improvement in symptoms, better urine output, and stabilization of kidney parameters with individualized treatment and proper monitoring.
Since every CKD case is different—especially when diabetes is involved—it is very important to evaluate the full history, reports, medications, diet, and overall health before suggesting a treatment plan. If you would like, you can consult with me and share your father’s reports for a detailed assessment. Many patients with kidney-related problems have taken treatment and shared positive feedback about their recovery journey in google reviews pl you go through that.With the right guidance and supportive care, we can try our best to help your father manage his condition more comfortably.
Regards
Dr jyoti kadkol
Health global homoeopathy
www.healthglobalclinics.com