Parapelvic Cyst: Types, Symptoms, Complication, Treatment

Many patients are unable to understand the concept of Parapelvic Cyst, as well as their causes and symptoms as well as treatment, etc. According to this problem, I would love to give some explanations for them.

Types

Parapelvic cyst can be divided into two types: simple renal cysts and lymph vessels cysts. Simple renal cysts usually derive from the renal parenchyma adjacent to the kidney pelvis and often these cysts come from the nephron. Lymph vessel cysts may come from the lymphatic vessels and the cysts are always related to urinary obstruction or nephroliphiasis. This type of cyst are multiple generally.

The symptoms of renal parapelvic kidney cyst

Small sized parapelvic cyst usually causes no symptoms. When symptoms appear, your parapelvic kidney cyst must be large enough to hurt your kidneys.

Flank pain. Patients with parapelvic cyst may find the pain in the back or side between the ribs and hips. If a parapelvic kidney cyst grows big enough, it will squeeze your kidney tissues, and cause serious pain.

Blood in urine. As parapelvic kidney cyst grows bigger and bigger, it can rupture at any time. One of the signs is blood in urine and rupture may lead to more serious condition for internal organs can be infected, causing other complications.

Hydronephrosis. If the parapelvic kidney cyst obstructs urinary tract, it will cause urine to back up into the kidneys for it can not do a good job in draining. Thereby, it will cause Hydronephrosis to occur.

Symptoms and Complications

If you have more than two of the following symptoms, you are suggested to consult your doctor as soon as possible.

- high blood pressure

- back pain, side pain, flank pain

- Urinary Tract Obstruction

- Urinary Tract Infection

- Kidney Stones

- High Creatinine Level

- Blood in urine (Hematuria)

- Protein in urine (Proteinuria)

- Poor sleep

- Nausea, Vomiting

If you have family history of kidney cyst or Polycystic Kidney Disease, you are at high risk to develop parapelvic cyst.

Treatment

As the updated combination with traditional Chinese medicine and the modern technologies, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, can play its role aiming directly at the lesion parts of kidneys. By means of its inactivation effect to the pathological cells of paraplevic cysts, this treatment can eliminate these cysts fundamentally and meanwhile repair the damaged renal functions. If you want to know more information, consult our experts on line so we can help you.

Blood in Urine and Polycystic Kidney Disease

Blood in urine or Hematuria, is one of common symptoms for people with Polycystic Kidney Disease. Unlike other kidney diseases, PKD can lead blood cells leakage caused by various factors.
What cause the blood in urine in PKD patients?

● Cyst rupture

The most likely cause is cyst rupture. With the continuous enlargement of kidney cysts, they tend to break up and cause bleeding, especially then the cysts are larger than 4cm. You may experience the repeated rupture in the renal failure stage, since the cysts are very big at that condition. If cyst rupture is seriously, your doctor has to take operations to cleanse away the blood and cyst fluid in your internal cavity in case that it throws you into emergency.

● Kidney stone (how to deal with PKD complicated with kidney stone)

Many patients appear to have kidney stones after diagnosis of the cystic kidney disease. Kidney stones can rub the capillaries urinary tract and cause bleeding. Many herbs are suggested to dissolve the stones and cleanse away them naturally.

● Infection

Cysts in kidneys are always filled with yellow cystic fluids and they can cause hydrops in kidneys. With hydrops in kidneys, infection occurs more easily, which is also a cause of blood in urine for Polycystic Kidney Disease patients. The most common for kidney disease is the repeated urinary tract infection.

● Inability of glomeruli

Glomeruli are the small functional unites in the kidneys. Glomeruli filter the all blood in the body. They eliminate the toxins and hold the essential substance, including blood cells and protein, as well as minerals etc. If cysts pressure forces to glomeruli constantly, the small renal unites fail to function well, leaking the blood cells into urine.

● Other causes

Besides kidney problems, there are other causes of hematuria. The tests that your doctor may perform depend on whether there are other findings from the urine sample, such as protein, products of infection or whether there are cells during microscopic analysis.

Not every blood in urine is caused by Polycystic Kidney Disease. However, if you diagnosed with the disease or other kidney cysts, it’s very important to check up with your doctors in case you miss the best to accept the treatment.