Your results indicate advanced kidney dysfunction with high blood pressure and severe anaemia, requiring immediate evaluation by a nephrologist. Standard treatments focus on controlling blood pressure (using safe medications like calcium channel blockers), managing blood sugar, and treating anaemia with iron or erythropoietin-stimulating therapies. At this stage, discussions regarding dialysis or a kidney transplant are also standard. Regarding Ayurveda, there is no scientific evidence that it can cure or safely manage advanced kidney failure. Some herbal formulations may contain heavy metals or compounds that can worsen kidney damage. Please consult a specialist before taking any alternative remedies to ensure your safety.

There are no medications that can directly lower your creatinine and urea levels at this stage of kidney failure. When you are on dialysis, these waste products are cleared physically by the dialysis machine, not by drugs. Since your levels remain very high despite undergoing dialysis twice a week, your current dialysis prescription may be inadequate. You should consult your nephrologist immediately to discuss increasing your dialysis sessions to three times a week, extending the duration of each session, or adjusting the dialysis settings. Additionally, closely managing your dietary protein intake under the guidance of a renal dietitian can help control urea levels.