9 cm Kidney Cyst: How to Treat It

2015-04-03 02:11

Kidney Cyst refers to fluid-filled sac formed on kidneys, and it is a common type of kidney disease which can be causes by many factors. In some cases, the cyst will get enlarged over time, which can be as large as 9 cm, or larger. When patients get a 9 cm kidney cyst, they need to take immediately treatment to remove it, which can protect their kidneys from further damage. Then how to treat the 9 cm kidney cyst? In the following article, we will get the solutions.

As we know, the 9 cm kidney cyst is very big for patients, and it may get ruptured easily, which will cause mild to severe complications for patients.

In mild case, the kidney cyst rupture may cause blood in urine for patients, and some of the blood in urine cant be seen by eyes, only being detected by a urinalysis screen available through your physician. In general, the blood in urine can disappear within 1 week.

However, in some severe cases, the fluid from ruptured cysts may flow into some certain parts, and cause infections there. Besides, the cyst rupture can also cause severe damage to kidneys.

In addition, the big 9 cm kidney cyst can also cause some severe symptoms for patients, such as back pain, blood in urine, urinary tract infection, high blood pressure, swelling, etc, so patients need to take effective treatment to remove it.

Then how to treat the 9 cm kidney cyst?

Here we recommend a more natural treatment for the 9 cm kidney cyst patients, which is the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospital. The effective osmotherapy can help remove the fluid out from cyst and prevent the secretion of fluid from cyst wall, then it can shrink the kidney cysts and prevent the enlargement of cyst. Besides, it can also repair the damage kidney tissues and improve kidney function.

Through systemic treatment, it can shrink the kidney cysts and protect the kidney function, which can make a good prognosis for patients. If you want to get more details of the treatment, you can consult online doctor, or you can also leave a message below.

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