Cure Damaged Kidney Without Dialysis or Transplant | How to Improve Kidney Function | Karma Ayurveda

#Kidney_pain is hard to recognize as it can be confused with back pain. If the pain felt is deep inside the body, it can be kidney pain. Kidney pain usually occurs after the disrupted functioning of kidneys. For instance, if the person is suffering from chronic kidney disease like kidney stones, he will feel the pain in the lower body. In this video of Karma Ayurveda, we are showing the first-hand experience of Ms. Rekha Singh, who dealt with the pain before the #Ayurvedic_treatment. You can see her husband, Mr. Joginder, expressing his joy towards his wife's swift recovery with Ayurvedic treatment. He explains that his wife complained about back pain accompanied by swelling in the lower body and digestive problems. Like Ms. Rekha, many of us get confused and fail to recognize the pain as kidney pain. Here are some characteristics of kidney pain that will help us all in understanding the difference:

• The pain must be feeling deep down at the lower back. • Consider pain as kidney pain if you already are a kidney patient. • Areas of kidney pain cover the lower abdominal area, and in severe cases, the pain can occur in the bladder and genitals. Ms. Rekha had accompanying symptoms that triggered her to go for diagnoses, and there she got to know that her #creatinine_levels were high with 5.08 mg/dl. The doctors told her to continue with the medicines, and if they don't work, she might have to follow the procedures of dialysis. Her husband, Mr. Joginder Singh, surfed about the alternative treatment and found out about #KarmaAyurveda. He brought his wife to Dr. Puneet Dhawan's clinic and took medicines for three months. After the passing of three months, he got her wife diagnosed again, and her creatinine was dropped to 2.4 mg/dl. She is now free from physical problems and living her life like a healthy person. You can also set an example like Ms. Rekha. Book your appointment to avail Ayurvedic treatment.