What Size of the Kidney Cyst is Large for Patients

2014-06-25 06:57

Kidney cyst is a common disease for people when they are older than 50 years old, and the cyst is fluid-filled. In most cases, the kidney cysts will not be increased and get enlarged. However, for some cases, the kidney cysts will be enlarged, which will oppress the kidneys and cause kidney damage.

Then what size of the kidney cyst is large for patients?

In general, the kidney cysts will not get enlarged, and the small kidney cyst will not cause any severe symptoms. In this condition, patients don’t need to have treatment about the kidney cysts. They just need to have regular test to observe their illness condition.

However, for some cases, the kidney cyst will be enlarged. Usually, when the kidney cyst is larger than 4 cm, it will oppress the surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. And patients will have some severe symptoms such as proteinuria, blood urine, high blood pressure, back pain, swelling, etc.

In addition, when the kidney cyst is larger than 4 cm, it will easily get ruptured, which will cause further damage for patients. In this condition, patients need to have treatment to shrink the kidney cysts and repair the kidney damage.

How to treat the large kidney cysts?

From above, we can know that the enlargement of kidney cysts will cause some severe symptoms, which will cause kidney damage, and it can easily cause kidney failure. Therefore, kidney cysts patients need to have immediate treatment, which can help make a good prognosis for patients.

Here we recommend patients to have Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbal medicine, and it can help shrink the kidney cysts and prevent the continue increase of kidney cysts. Besides, it can also help repair the kidney damage and improve the kidney function.

When people have kidney cysts, they need to have early treatment, which can help make a good prognosis for them. If you still have some questions after reading, you can ask the doctor online.

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