Treatment for PKD to Avoid Dialysis and Kidney Transplant

2014-07-08 09:02

Question: I have PKD and I am 34 years old. I have cysts and not very many symptoms yet; however, my mom just had a transplant and she is only 56. I would like to do something to treat my disease, so I don't end up on dialysis and have to have a transplant too because I saw how sick she got. I am trying to find out what I can do.

Answer: I am sorry to hear your sufferings. PKD is a genetic kidney disease, you said both you and your mother have this disease, and you both suffer from lots of pain with this disease. I hope my suggestions will be helpful for you.

PKD is a genetic kidney disease with numerous kidney cysts on kidneys, and the kidney cysts will be increased and get enlarged over time, which will oppress the surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. Then the PKD patients will finally develop into kidney failure, and they may need to have dialysis or kidney transplant to prolong their life expectancy.

However, there are also some alternative treatments for PKD patients to prevent dialysis and kidney transplant, which will help make a good prognosis for patients.

You said you are only 38, and you have kidney cysts but you don’t have many symptoms, which means the increase and enlargement of kidney cysts don’t cause any severe kidney damage. Then you can have the alternative treatment to prevent your kidney failure.

The recommended treatment is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses different kinds of Chinese herbs depending on your own illness condition, and the effective substances in herbs can help shrink the kidney cysts and prevent the increase of kidney cysts. In addition, it can also help repair the kidney damage and improve the kidney function.

Once the kidney cysts are controlled well, it can help you prevent kidney failure, which can help your get rid of dialysis and prevent kidney transplant. All these can help make you live a normal life like other healthy people.

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