High Blood Pressure And Kidney Cyst

2014-09-14 03:47

Kidney cyst is the general term of cystic lesions in the kidneys. They are fluid-filled sacs that are not connected with the outside. Kidney cyst will cause many symptoms and high blood pressure is just one of them. Well how does kidney cyst lead to high blood pressure and what to do to lower hypertension in kidney cyst?

How does kidney cyst cause high blood pressure?

High blood pressure because renal cyst compression kidney damage caused by renal function. Compression on kidneys will cause renal ischemia, which increases the secretion of renin. Thus, high blood pressure occurs. When kidney function is normal, over 50% kidney cyst patients have had high blood pressure. With declined kidney function, the incidence rate of high blood pressure will be higher.

How to control high blood pressure in kidney cyst?

As we mentioned above, enlarged kidney cyst will compress kidneys, causing high blood pressure. Therefore, the most effective way for controlling high blood pressure is to shrink kidney cyst and stop it growth. We recommend alternative remedy for kidney cyst patients. The therapy is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. It is a herbal-based treatment but also different from TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is used externally and the effective ingredients in the herbs can come to the damaged kidney lesions directly through meridians. Cysts are shrunk because Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has the functions of dilating blood vessels, speed up blood circulation on cysts walls, improve the permeability of the cysts. When the cysts become small, the compression of the tissues around will be alleviated so renal ischemia will be relieved. In this way, high blood pressure will be controlled effectively and radically.

Surgery only controls symptoms temporarily while Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can cure the disease from the root and avoid relapse. In addition, due to its natural properties, it is much favored by most kidney disease patients.

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