How To Treat High Creatinine Levels

My urea is 63 and creatinine is 2.6 and 24hr protein is 2g ?
At present the most important thing for you is to repair the rest renal function to prevent the rest renal function from further damage. In clinical, the researches showed that, the stem cell have good effects for kidney disease. So, we make out the following treatment schedule for you.
Treatment schedule:
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Stem Cell Transplant Therapy
1) In the early period, the Micro-Chinese Medicine will be osmosed into the kidney from the patient back by a small electric osmosis machine. By doing this, the renal blood vessels will be dilated, the environment of ischemia and hypoxia in the kidneys will be improved, and the perfusion flow of the blood to the kidneys will be increased, so as to improve the filtered ability of the kidneys.
Effect: The urine quality is changed, including the increasing of urine volume, urine color become dark, and so on. The symptom of feeling cold relieves and appetite becomes well.
2) At the time of Micro-Chinese Medicine treatment, the patient will be intravenous injected with stem cells to the renal lesion and then followed the nutritional fluid to promote the differentiation of the stem cells. After doing this about ten days later, the damaged renal cells will be gradually repaired by the stem cells, so as to restore the renal function.
Effect: The serum creatinine decreases. The GFR increases. When the most parts of the renal function recovers, the symptoms such as, edema, and anemia, will be disappeared. If the illness conditon recovers well, the patient can live a normal life like the healthy person.
Treatment cost:
The total treatment cost is about 25000$-30000$, which include: Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Stem cell transplant, a set of ward for accommodation (the family members can live together with the patient in the room.), professors and experts consultant, interpreter service, nursing service, special nursing service, room and kitchen facilities (the patient family can cook themselves or order food from the canteen), etc.