Leg Edema Caused by Kidney Disease
The core cause of leg edema induced by kidney disease is the impairment of the kidneys’ filtration and excretion functions, which prevents excess water and sodium in the body from being discharged normally, leading to their accumulation in the interstitial spaces of tissues. Meanwhile, kidney disease is often accompanied by hypoproteinemia: the kidneys leak large amounts of protein, resulting in a decrease in plasma albumin levels and a reduction in plasma osmotic pressure. This causes water to seep out of blood vessels into subcutaneous tissues, thereby triggering leg edema.
Therefore, promoting diuresis and enhancing nutrient absorption are the core principles of the herbal formula. Characterized by simple administration and remarkable efficacy, this formula is an original creation of The Herbal Order. Integrating the core concepts of human body homeostasis and medicinal and edible homology, it is taken daily while patients maintain their regular diet, and has shown effectiveness in over 90% of cases.