Can Kidney Cyst Affect the Life Span of People

2015-06-20 07:58

Can kidney cyst affect the life span of people? This should be a common question for people when they were diagnosed with cysts on kidneys. As we know, kidney cyst is a common kidney disease with fluid-filled sacs formed on kidneys, which is popular for people older than 50 years old, and it can be caused by many factors.

In most cases, the kidney cyst will not affect the life span, and some people may don’t know they have kidney cyst until the end of their life. Because these kidney cyst is small enough, and it will cause no symptoms to people.

However, in some other cases, the kidney cysts may be increased and get enlarged over time, which can oppress surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. In general, if the kidney cyst is larger than 3 cm, it will cause damage to kidneys. Then patients can have the symptoms such as proteinuria, blood in urine, swelling, high blood pressure, anemia, etc. If the kidney cyst is larger than 5 cm, it will get ruptured easily, which will cause further damage to kidneys. The unwell controlled kidney cysts can worsen their illness condition, and finally cause kidney damage to patients and make a bad prognosis to patients.

Then how to slow down the progression of kidney cyst and prolong the life span?

Here, we recommend the natural treatment, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to patients, which is an external and herbal basement treatment.

The osmotherapy can remove the fluid out from cyst and prevent the secretion of fluid from cyst wall, then it can shrink the kidney cysts and stop the growth of the kidney cysts.

The osmotherapy can also help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Once the kidney cyst is controlled well, it can prevent further kidney damage and make a good prognosis for patients. If you want to get more information about the treatment for kidney cyst patients, you can consult online doctor, or you can also leave a message below. We will do our best to help you.

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