Suggestions for PKD Patients with Kidney Cyst Rupture

2014-04-10 03:58

Question: I have PKD, just had a kidney cyst rupture two days agao. Now I am taking antibiotics. Any advice?

Answer: PKD is a genetic kidney disease, and the kidney cysts will be enlarged over time. When the kidney cyst is big enough, it may cause cyst rupture easily. Usually, when the cyst rupture, people will have blood urine, which can last for 3-7 days, then the blood urine will disappear. However, for some severe cases, the cyst rupture may cause infections, so patients will need to take antibiotics.

Here are some bad effects that a kidney cyst rupture can cause.

1. Infection in kidneys

2. Abdomen infections

3. Abdomen pain

4. Sepsis and hemorrhage

5. Acute renal failure

Since there are so many bad affects that a kidney cyst rupture can cause, so you need to pay attention to it. You need to have antibiotics, and have regular test to your doctor to diagnose whether the cyst rupture cause other damage to you.

Besides, you also need to have prevention to other cysts rupture in the later days. So you should have early treatment to prevent the increase and enlargement of kidney cysts. Here I hope you can take Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which can help you shrink the big kidney cysts and prevent the cyst rupture. In addition, it can also help prevent the enlargement of kidney cysts.

Except early treatment, you should also know what foods are allowed for polycystic kidney disease and the worst foods for polycystic kidney disease diet, because a kidney-friendly diet will also be good for your illness and slow down the progression of kidney failure.

And you also need to take proper exercises to improve your immune system and get rid of smoking and drinking alcohol, which will also be good for your illness.

Because of the words limited here, so I just give you these suggestions for your cyst rupture, if you still have some questions, you can send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com, I will e-mail you back as soon as I receive yours.

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