2016年7月26日星期二

How to Delay the Development of PKD

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) which is a kind of chronic and genetic disease is difficult to be eliminated. Delaying the development of PKD is the key in the process of treating this disease. The best method of delaying PKD development is conventional treatment. PKD can not be eliminated does not mean it can not be treated. The idea of giving up treatment because this disease can not be cured is totally wrong.

As for the treatment of PKD, Chinese Medicine treatment is suggested. Surgical operations can only deal with single cyst instead of all cysts in kidney. Presently, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is proved by clinical practice with great effect on treating PKD. This treatment can shrink cysts and protect kidney function, though it can not eliminate cysts completely.

PKD can not develop into Renal Insufficiency or Uremia in one or two days. With cysts increasing and growing, they can compress renal parenchyma gradually, which can lead to glomerulus injury or apoptosis due to ischemia and anoxia. If PKD patients can not take proper treatment to stop the process of Renal Fibrosis, toxins and metabolic waste can accumulate in body. Then Renal Insufficiency or Uremia may happen gradually. From the above, it can be found that Renal Insufficiency or Uremia is mainly caused by growing cysts in this disease. For this reason, during the process of treating Uremia caused by PKD, the key is to shrink and reduce cysts in order to stop the process of Renal Fibrosis.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can treat PKD starting with shrinking and reducing cysts which can relieve the condition of renal ischemia and anoxia, delaying the process of Renal Fibrosis. Only by this way, Uremia can be delayed or prevented effectively.


If you need more information about PKD and Micro-Chinese Medicine, you can send a email to kidney-treatment@hotmail.com or consult online.

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