2015年12月9日星期三

Polycystic Kidney Disease and Cola Colored Urine

When cola colored urine appears, PKD patients will feel worried. Then, why patients with PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) present cola colored urine and how to deal with it?

The reason of cola colored urine is that there is blood in the urine. The medical name is hematuria or blood in urine. There are mainly two reasons for PKD patients who present cola colored urine.

1. The burst of kidney cysts

With the continuous growth of these cysts, they have the chance to burst. They are very likely to burst even without provocation. Then, the blood will go out of the body with urine. Then, hematuria occurs and patients will see cola colored urine when they urinating.

2. The broken of glomerular filtration membrane

Also, the continuous enlargement of the cysts will oppress the kidney units. When the kidney units can not bear the pressure, they will break. When the blood goes to the kidney filtration membrane, the red blood cells can go out of the membrane and be discharged out of body with urine.

The above two reasons can both lead to the appearance of cola colored urine. But the burst of the cysts is the most common one.

Then, how to deal with cola colored urine?

Your doctors might prescribe you some antibiotics and hemostatic agents to prevent the infection and stop the bleeding. The following measures are necessary with cola colored urine appears. However, it can only deal with hematuria temporarily. What patients really need to do is shrink the cysts and repair the damaged filtration membrane.


Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy in China has long been used in shrinking the cysts and repairing the damage filtration membrane for PKD patients. It can deal with the symptoms from root. When the cysts are shrunk and the damaged kidney units are repaired, all the symptoms such as hematuria, flank pain, high blood pressure will be alleviated.

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