High Blood Pressure In PKD: What Is The Treatment

2014-09-25 08:51

Patient: What is the treatment for high blood pressure? I am a polycystic kidney disease (PKD) and have high blood pressure now. Doctor says high blood pressure is caused by PKD. How can I treat my blood pressure now.

Doctor: Why does PKD lead to high blood pressure?

Hello, please do not worry too much about your condition. First, you should know why does high blood pressure occur in PKD. High blood pressure in PKD occurs when enlarged cysts compress blood vessels in kidney, which makes blood supply for kidneys decreased. The receptor in kidney gets this signal will increase renin. As a result, angiotensin concentration will be elevated and vascoconstriction will happen. These factors can elevate blood pressure.

When people experience high blood pressure, it indicates that kidney function has been damaged. Therefore, blood pressure control and damaged kidneys should be treated at the same time.

How to lower high blood pressure in PKD?

We should reduce the pressure of cysts on kidneys, lighten the compression of cysts on renal parenchyma, and delay or block the progression of renal fibrosis. Only in this way can treat high blood pressure from the root. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can achieve this effect. Because the active ingredients of Chinese medicine can come to the damaged kidneys directly, which can relieve the compression of kidney cysts on renal tissues, alleviate renal ischemia and anoxia state of normal kidney structures, and delay the development of renal fibrosis. In this way, it alleviates high blood pressure and other symptoms will be eased effectively. More importantly, kidney cyst can be shrunk by Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and renal function can also be improved.

In a word, high blood pressure control should start from shrinking kidney cysts and improving renal function. If you want to learn detailed information about Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and other natural remedies, you can mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com or consult our online doctor directly.

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