Is a Cyst On Kidney 3.3 cm Considered Large

2014-08-20 08:51

Is a cyst on kidney 3.3 cm considered large? In fact, kidney cyst is a common kidney disease for people who is older than 50 years old, and patients may suddenly found they have kidney cyst during a CT scan or other tests. When they got they have a cyst in kidney, they will be worried. In this article, we will talk about this questions, and get the solutions.

What does a 3.3 cm cyst in kidney means?

Kidney cyst is a kind of structural abnormality in kidneys for adult, and the kidney cyst can be unilateral or bilateral, one or more. The average size of kidney cyst is 2 cm, but the big kidney cyst can also be larger than 10 cm.

In general, when the kidney cyst is larger than 3 cm, it can oppress the surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. Then we can know the 3.3 cm kidney cyst is large enough for kidney cyst patients, and they need to have early treatment to shrink the kidney cyst and prevent the enlargement of kidney cyst.

How to remedy the 3.3 cm kidney cyst in patients?

The general treatment for 3.3 cm kidney cyst is to have surgery to remove the fluid from cyst, but the surgery cant solve the problem from root. Because the cyst wall can still secrete fluid and enlarge the kidney cyst.

Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, this is a featured Chinese herbal treatment inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospitalin China, which has been proved to be helpful in shrinking the kidney cyst. The herbs in osmotherapy can help remove the fluid from cyst, and the herbs can also help prevent the secretion of fluid from the cyst wall, which can help prevent the growth of kidney cyst, and it can also help prevent the kidney damage caused by the large kidney cyst.

From above, we can know that the 3.3 cm kidney cyst is big for kidney cyst patients, and patients need to have effective treatment to shrink the kidney cyst. If you are interested in our natural treatment for the 3.3 cm kidney cyst, you can send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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