Can Infection Lead To Kidney Cyst

2014-09-25 03:01

What factors can lead to kidney cyst? Experts explain that kidney cyst is mainly caused by infection. A variety of infections can lead to kidney cyst. Of course, other factors can also induce cystic kidney. As for the causes of kidney cyst, the following will give you the answer.

Why infection can cause kidney cyst?

Most kidney cyst is caused by infection. Various infection can make the internal environment abnormal so that it will create a environment for cystic gene. This will make the internal and active factor increased. In this case, kidney cysts will grow big. Moreover, body infection will enter kidneys through blood, which will affect kidney cysts and make cysts infected. Not only clinical symptoms are worsened, but also kidney damage will be aggravated due to enlarged kidney cysts.

What other factors can lead to kidney cyst?

1. Diet

Bad diet habits will lead to various diseases. It is an important factors for inducing kidney cyst.

2. Strain

Strain includes three aspects: over-exertion, excessive mental labour and over-fatigue.

3. Toxins

Toxins are in your body, which can damage a series of tissues and cells. As a result, diseases will occur and may threaten your life. In addition, toxin is a main cause of gene mutation and congenial aplasia.

What Is The Treatment For Kidney Cyst?

Detecting the disease at an early stage is important. If the cyst is less than 3 cm and people have no symptoms, no treatment is needed. However, you still need to take regular check-ups. If the cyst is larger than 3cm, timely treatment is required. The best treatment for kidney cyst is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy instead of surgery. Kidney cyst relapses easily under the treatment of surgery. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can avoid relapse and have no side effects. It has treated more than 600 patients coming from 60 countries. If you want to learn more its information, you can consult our online doctor or leave us a message below.

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