What Is The Diet To Stop Frequent Urination In Kidney Cyst

2014-12-01 03:49

It is possible for kidney cyst patients to experience frequent urination. Certain dietary changes may help reduce frequent urination, but you must consult your doctor or our online doctor to evaluate the safety of following a specific diet.

1. Avoid food with fiber

One of the most important types of food for frequent urination is fiber. Eating more fiber can help prevent constipation, but it often accompanies frequent urination and urinary incontinence.

2. Eat more antioxidant foods

Kidney cyst patients with frequent urination can add more antioxidant foods like tomatoes, squash and cherries. Blueberries and cranberries can help prevent urinary tract infections by blocking bacteria in your bladder.

3. Add more magnesium-rich and low calcium foods

Foods with rich magnesium and low calcium like brown rice, barley, bananas and potatoes help reduce frequent urination.

4. avoid foods that can stimulate frequent urination

Certain foods can stimulate frequent urination including oxalate-containing foods like wheat bran, beans, strawberries, spinach, rhubarb, nuts, black tea and beets. In addition, red meats, trans fatty acids from commercial baked goods and fried or processed foods. Also bladder irritants include citrus fruits, spicy foods, vinegar and fermented foods should be avoided.

Diet can do some help for stopping frequent urination in kidney cyst. However, it is not enough to treat the disease from the root. For kidney cyst patients, when their renal tubules are damaged due to cyst in kidney, fluid that should be reabsorbed back to the body by renal tubules will get out of our body as urine. Under such a condition, frequent urination appears. Hence, to stop frequent urination, we need to repair injured renal tubules. We use Chinese Medicine to restore damaged renal tubules. Gradually frequent urination will be alleviated in kidney cyst.

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