Should I Be Worried with 3.2 cm Cyst in Kidney

2014-03-07 10:23

Should I be worried with 3.2cm cyst in kidney? Kidney is an important internal organ which works as a filter. Therefore, when there is something wrong with kidney, wastes will build up in the blood and thus causes a series of problems. Well, is it a serious condition with 3.2cm cyst in kidney?

Actually, 3.2cm kidney cyst is not a very big concern, as in some cases, it causes no kidney damages at all. Kidney cyst refers to the fluid collection in kidney. In many cases, the cyst is very small and causes no influence on surrounding kidney tissues. Under such a condition, no treatment is needed, but a regular test on it is necessary and once the test reports show enlargement in kidney size, patients need to receive treatment as soon as possible.

A kidney cyst with 3.2cm is not very large, but it is reported to be able to cause symptoms like back pain and kidney damages. Therefore, to know whether a medical treatment is needed we need to have a further examination about kidney function. If there is no kidney impairment, and the cyst does not enlarge over time, no treatment is needed. However, if kidney is damaged or impaired by the cyst, treatment is required to repair kidney damages and shrink kidney cyst, so as to prevent further deterioration of illness. Surgery is a commonly used treatment option, but due to the painful feeling and risks caused by it, many patients choose alternative treatment, say Chinese medicine here, as their major medical measure. Chinese medicine shows obvious effects in shrinking kidney cyst, and meanwhile it causes no side effects. However, compared with surgery, it works slowly.

Kidney cyst can be unilateral or bilateral. Also, some of them enlarge as time passes by. Therefore, with the diagnosis of 3.2cm kidney cyst, we need to have a comprehensive understanding about it and then make right decision about whether a treatment should be given. Lastly, here we provide online service. If you have test report, you can send to us directly: pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. We will have you analysize it and then give some helpful suggestions.

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