How Dangerous is a 2.5 cm Cyst on Kidneys

2014-07-28 02:08

How dangerous is a 2.5 cm cyst on kidneys? This is a common questions for all the kidney cyst patients when they found a kidney cyst throgh an ultrasonic testing. In fact, kidney cyst is a common kidney disease with fluid-filled cysts on kidneys. In most cases, the kidney cysts will not be increased, and it will cause no damage to kidneys. However, in other cases, it will be harmful for patients.

What does a 2.5 cm cyst on kidneys mean?

The kidney cyst can be divided into two kinds, one is simple kidney cyst and another is complex kidney cyst. If the kidney cyst is simple ones, patients may only have one cyst, and it will cause no symptoms for people in most cases. And patients only need to have regualr test to observe their illness condition, and have early treatment if they have any discomforts.

However, if the kidney cyst is complex ones, there can have multiple kidney cysts on kidneys, which will be damgerous for patients, and the kidney cysts can be increased and get elarged, which will finally cause kidney failure.

In general, a 2.5 cm kidney cyst is not so big, and it will not oppress the surrounding kidney tissues and it will not cause kidney damge. But patients also need to pay attention to this, and have early diagnosis about the type of kidney cyst, then they can have effective treatment as early as possible.

How to treat the 2.5 cm cyst in kidneys?

Since 2.5 cm kidney cyst is not a big one, so we recommend patients to have natural treatment to shrink the kidney cysts and control the increae of kidney cysts. Here we suggest patients to take Chinese herbal medicine, which can help shrink the kidney cysts and stop the progression of kidney cysts, all these can help control the illness condition and make a good prognosis for kidney cyst paitnets.

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