How to Ease Back Pain Due to 3.8 cm Parapelvic Cyst

2015-03-14 02:02

Parapelvic cyst is another common type of simple kidney cyst, which is secondary to renal cyst, and it is usually noncancerous with clear sac fluid. In most cases,the patients may have no symptoms with the cyst. However, if the cyst is as large as 3.8 cm, patients may have some severe symptoms with it, and back pain is a common one. Then how to ease back pain due to 3.8 cm parapelvic cyst?

First, let’s get the reason why 3.8 cm parapelvic will cause back pain?

Parapelvic cysts means the cyst formed in renal sinus. In general, if the cyst is larger than 3 cm, it can cause compression or obstruction to renal pelivs and ureter easily, then patients will easily suffer from back pain,

Besides, urinary tract infection (UTI) or kidney stones (two common complication in kidney cyst) can also cause back pain for patients. In addition, when the 3.8 cm cyst get ruptured, it can cause back pain as well.

Then how to ease back pain due to 3.8 cm paralevic cyst?

From above, we can see the causes of back pain due to 3.8 cm parapelvic kidney cyst, so patients need to get treatment, which can shrink kidney cyst, prevent kidney cyst rupture and improve kidney function.

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which can help ease the back pain from root. Here are the functions of taking Osmotherapy for parapelvic cyst patients.

1. Shrink kidney cysts

The effective substances in herbs can remove the fluid from cyst and prevent the secretion of fluid from cyst wall, then it can help shrink the cysts and prevent the enlargement of cysts. Once the cysts are controlled well, it can help prevent UTI and kidney stones for patients.

2. Protect kidneys

The osmotherapy can also help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function, then it can prevent kidney damage and infections in kidneys, which can prevent back pain for patients.

Above are the benefits of taking osmotherapy for parapelvic cyst patients. If you still have any questions, you can consult online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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