"I was found to have PCKD in January 2004. Now, I am on hemodialysis 3 times
a week for 2 years. Blood pressure is no more than 140mmHg and my creatinine is
13.2 after the latest tests. The clearance is 15% of under. Is there any other
better remedy except for dialysis?"
Polycystic Kidney Disease is a genetic disease which is characterized by many
cysts grow on the kidneys. The persistent enlargement of cysts in the kidneys
will cause severe damage to the renal function, leading to very high creatinine
levels and decreased GFR.
For your stage, there must be massive glomerulosclerosis. This means, lots of
kidney functional cells-nephrons, are not working. So, for you, the key is to
protect the remaining 15% kidney function and try to restore as much as possible
nephrons.
Frankly speaking, for patients with severe PCKD, they have to adopt dialysis
to sustain life. If there is still certain amount of urine output, there is
still hope for promoting kidney condition.
But if there is no urine and this condition lasts for more than 3 months, the
treatment can promote patients' general condition like enhancing immunity,
regulating BP level, alleviating anemia and so on.
What are alternative remedy for PCKD with hemodialysis for 2 years?
The proper natural remedy is combination of Micro-Chinese Medicine
Osmotherapy and Immunotherapy. The former is used to prevent the growth of cysts
and shrink them gradually. Immunotherapy can help us improve the kidney function
and restore the kidney structure.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a natural herbs therapy applied
externally. Its main curative effects include promote whole body blood
circulation, restrain the secretion of cystic fluid, make the big cysts smaller
and smaller so as to reduce their suppression to around renal tissue.
Immunotherapy works on replenishing renal cells and enhancing blood producing
within body. While preventing from further declining of kidney function, this
remedy can restore the kidney function to a maximum degree. Then we can prolong
or avoid patient's necessity for dialysis or kidney transplant.
