If you have been identified with PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease), you are not
alone. Polycystic Kidney Disease is a kind of hereditary disease caused by the
faulty genes on the 16th chromosome that numerous cysts are formed in the
kidneys. So, it is very common all over the world. Because of the cysts will
oppress the kidney units, the kidney function will be reduced largely.
Most PKD patients will develop into kidney failure, which is one of the most
common causes of hospitalization. Learning you have PKD can be very frightening.
However, there is positive news for people with this serious disease. The range
of treatment options for patients with Polycystic Kidney Disease has grown
dramatically with the introduction of new therapies and ongoing research. Those
options can be very helpful for people to better manager their disease and
continue to live full, rewarding lives.
Get to know the traditional treatments
The traditional ways of treating Polycystic Kidney Disease are surgeries and
dialysis, but if the symptoms continue to worsen until the kidneys lose their
total function, kidney transplant might be needed. However, the above treatments
are not recommended if not necessary in China, since all of them have side
effects.
Learn about your new treatment options
In China, we adopt Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to treat PKD. It is a
natural way to fight against Polycystic Kidney Disease through its function of
shrinking cysts and repairing the kidney cells. It can work on dilating blood
vessels, speeding up blood circulation on cysts walls and restraining secretion
of cyst fluid. By the way, the fluid will be forced to flow out of the cysts and
brought away by the blood circulation. Then, the pressure from the cysts will be
relieved, and the kidneys will not be further damaged.
Successfully managing Polycystic Kidney Disease, patients also need to pay
attention to their diet, activity and other aspects of daily living
requires.
If you want to get more specialized care and suggestions, please contact with
our online experienced medical staff. They can help you to find the best
treatment options and continuity of care.
