As we all know, there are no good therapies in curing kidney disease in traditional medicine. So in order to remove the immune complex in the kidneys, we use Chinese herbal medicine. Because the active material of the Chinese herbs can combine with the immune complex, split them and discharge them out of body. Besides, the Chinese medicine can dilate the blood vessels, improve blood circulation and increase the blood flow in the kidneys, so the immune complex and extra cellular matrix that caused renal fibrosis in the picture can be discharged out. Based on this theory, we invented Immunotherapy which is aims to cure disease induced by immune complex deposit. With the help of this cure method, the immune disorder can get improved and it can help people keep away from infection which may make the disease worse, by enhance the immunity. If you want to know more details about it, you can chat with our online doctor or leave messages to us, we will reply you as soon as possible with the informations you need for free.
What are the functions of Immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy mainly has main six steps: accurate diagnosis, immune blocking, immune tolerance, immune clearance, immune regulation and immune protection. It can help patients clear immune complexes, regulate immune system, and protect the residual functions from the further damage. With the help of this treatment, patients can keep away from infection and avoid the deterioration of the condition through increasing immunity.From the above we can see that immunotherapy can help IgA nephropathy increase immunity and regulate immune disorder. Of course, we will combine other natural Chinese treatments to make better effects.If you want to know more details about this therapy or other treatments for IgA nephropathy, you can send us email to kidneycares@hotmail.com with your phone number or WhatsApp 008618330110929 so that we can provide you what you want in time or leave the patient’s condition information below directly, our expert will reply you as soon as possible.
