Is Polycystic Kidney Disease with 7 cm Cysts and Creatinine 3.4 Dangerous

2014-05-16 01:03

There is a patient with polycystic kidney disease (PKD), whose cysts are 7 cm and creatinine is 3.4. Is it dangerous?

PKD is characterized by fluid-filled cysts. When these cysts are less than 3 cm, you can live very well, because they do not cause any symptoms. But when they are bigger than 3 cm, these cysts begin to oppress the tissues around and damage kidney function. Creatinine is a waste that is passed out of the body by the kidneys. But our kidneys has immense compensation. Creatinine level usually does not increase quickly until your kidney function has lost more then half. Creatinine 3.4 is more than twice the normal level (0.5-1.2 mg/dL). It means the kidney cysts has seriously affected your kidney function.

From the above analysis, we can see that 7 cm kidney cysts and creatinine 3.4 is dangerous. You should receive treatment as early as possible, or they will further damage your kidneys and eventually your PKD will develop to kidney failure. Therefore, you should shrink these cysts. And then you can live a normal life.

In China, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is recommended. It is to infilter the shatter herbs into the damaged kidneys. The active ingredients can reach the damaged kidneys through your skin. These herbs can dilate blood vessels, speed up blood circulation and increase the permeability of cyst wall so that cystic liquid can flow out into the blood vessels and be discharged out of the body along with blood circulation. Besides, they can inhibit the growth of cysts by retraining the proliferation of renal tubule epithelial cells. What is more, this treatment can improve your kidney function by its function of anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, blood vessel dilation and degrading extracellular matrix. With the help of online doctor, you can learn more information.

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