What Can I Do to Promote The Prognosis of Polycystic Kidney Disease

2014-04-20 02:10

Question: I inherited polycystic kidney from my beloved mom, my creatine is 2.5, the dr keeps on telling me if I control my blood pressure the kidneys should be OK..I have cysts all over the kidneys, what can I do to promote the prognosis?

Answer: As we can see, Polycystic Kidney Disease is an inherited kidney disease, which means it can pass down from generation to generation.

Why you should control your blood pressure?

Most PKD patients have high blood pressure even before kidney function impairment. High blood pressure can further damage the kidney and other organs such as heart and cerebrovascular. Sometimes your blood pressure is so high that it can cause rupture of brain aneurysm rupture, stroke and other serious complication. Therefore, it is important to control your blood pressure. But just controlling your blood pressure, it can not stop the growth of kidney cysts. Over time these cysts can still make you have kidney failure.

The thing you should do is to shrink cysts and improve kidney function.

Creatinine 2.5 is higher than the normal, which indicates that your kidney function has declined to lower than 50%. If you want to improve kidney function, you should prevent cysts growing. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can penetrate the shattered herbs into the damaged kidneys. These herbs does not only inhibit fluid secretion but also remove fluid from the sacs. Moreover, it helps repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function.

The second thing you should do is to follow a healthy lifestyle.

A healthy lifestyle also plays an important role in controlling your state of illness. In diet, you should limit protein intake and sodium intake, instead you can eat fresh vegetables and fruits. In exercise, you can do some gentle exercise like walking and tai chi, which can boost your immunity to fight with kidney disease. In living habit, you should give up smoking and drinking alcohol. You should also protect you from cold and infection.

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