High Blood Pressure, Blood Urine, and Creatinine 4.3 with PKD: What to Do

2014-05-23 06:52

Question: I am suffering from PKD, and my creatinine level is 4.3 now. The cysts are in normal size now (not bigger or smaller). My B.P is always high and blood comes with urine. Please give me some suggestion.

Answer: PKD affects your kidney function and causes kidney failure.

High blood pressure and PKD

High blood pressure usually occurs even before there is impaired kidney function. Because these cysts can oppress the blood vessels, resulting in ischemia and anoxia. In order to improve blood flow, your body will increase blood pressure.

In this case, medicine such as ACEI and ARBs can help you lower blood pressure.

Blood Urine and PKD

Blood urine is also a symptom of PKD. It may be associated with kidney cyst rupture, kidney stone, kidney infection or urinary tract infection, or impaired kidney function.

In this case, you should find the cause of your blood urine and then take corresponding measures.

Creatinine and PKD

Creatinine level usually does not increase until there is severe damage to your kidneys. Though you said your cysts are in normal size, they have began to damage your kidneys. Creatinine 4.3 means that your kidney function declines.

In this case, you should know how to lower creatinine level naturally and prevent kidney failure.

What to do with PKD?

All these symptoms results from these kidney cysts. If you want to live a better life, you should try to shrink all these cysts. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can stop the growth of cysts by restraining renal tubule epithelial cells from proliferation and it can shrink the cysts by removing fluid from the cysts. What is more, this treatment can repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function. As a result, your blood pressure decreases, blood urine disappears, and creatinine level goes down.

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