What is Medicated Bath

What is Medicated Bath

Medicated bath is a natural therapy which is used to eliminate diseases and strengthen health by soaking your body in natural herbal juice. It also shows great effects in improving kidney functions and releasing kidney disease symptoms.

Benefits for managing kidney disease

1. Through the skin the ingredients of herbs can be absorbed into blood, tissues and organs. Thereby medicated bath can regulate the body tissues by the absorption of skin so as to increase the body's immunity.

2. Many herbs in the recipes mainly dilate blood vessels and accelerate the microcirculation in order to bring the ingredients which are effective to renal diseases to kidneys directly.

3. Mediated bath is very effective for the patients who have diabetic nephropathy, nephritis, renal failure, ESRD, hyperuricemia, rheumatic disease, Allergic skin, dry skin, purpura, lupus, Nephrotic syndrome, IgA nephropathy etc.

4. Mediated bath enable patients with kidney diseases to have much sweat in order to discharge more toxic substances from the body, which is what most patients want and need.

What types of Medicated Bath are there?

The following are five major types of Medicated bath:

1. Promote blood circulation, clear away blood stasis and expel toxin.

This kind of therapy can be adopted by people with Chronic Renal Failure, Uremia and other Chronic Kidney Disease.

2. Reduce blood glucose and lipid, regulate blood pressure.

This type is suitable for persons who have symptoms such as hyperlipidemia and high blood glucose and diabetics.

3. Expel toxic in the blood.

The build up of wastes in blood is a main cause of pruritus, so people with allergic skin, purpura, eczema, lupus and other skin problems can choose this kind of Medicated bath.

4. Treat leakage of protein.

This method is suitable for patients with severe proteinuria and Nephrotic Syndrome.

5. Reduce hematuria and occult blood.

While taking medicine orally, this kind of Medicated bath can help patients with IgA Nephropathy and those who have serious hematuria.