3.9 cm Cyst on Kidney Causing Back Pain

2014-05-13 06:56

Can 3.9 cm cyst on kidney causing back pain? This is a common question for people who may have kidney cyst and puzzled kidney cyst patients. Kidney cyst is a common disease for patients who is older than 50 years. However, for most cases, the kidney cyst will not get enlarged and people will have no symptoms with their kidney cyst. But for some cases, the kidney cyst will be enlarged over time, which will affect the kidney function and cause some severe symptoms.

A 3.9 cm kidney cyst is big enough for kidney cyst patients. In general, when the kidney cyst is larger than 4 cm, the doctor will recommend patients to have a surgery to remove the big kidney cyst, which will be helpful for the illness condition, because the 4 cm kidney cyst is so easy to get rupture, which will cause further damage to people. In this condition, a 3.9 cm kidney cyst will also be harmful for people, and it will cause some severe symptoms for people, such as back pain.

What can cause back pain for people with 3.9 cm kidney cyst?

1. Enlargement of kidney cyst

The 3.9 cm kidney cyst will still get enlarged over time, and the continue enlargement of kidney cyst will cause severe back pain for people.

2. Infections

For kidney cyst patients, infections on kidneys are also common for them, and the infections will aggravate the back for patients.

3. Kidney cyst rupture

A 3.9 cm kidney cyst can cause cyst rupture easily, which will cause infections and back pain. In this condition, patients need to have effective treatment to relieve the back pain and prevent the possible damages caused by kidney cyst rupture.

If kidney cyst patient with 3.9 cm kidney cyst suffer from back pain, they need to have effective treatment as soon as possible, which can help slow down the progression of kidney damage. If you want to get a detailed treatment information, you can send your test reports to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com, we will help you make a systemic treatment plan.

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