Does Twisting and Bending Harm Polycystic Kidneys

2014-06-12 08:05

When you have polycystic kidneys, you should pay attention to your action, because some of them can cause bad influence. Does twisting and bending harm polycystic kidneys? The answer is certain.

Why twisting and bending harm polycystic kidneys?

With the enlargement of kidney cysts, the pressure in it will increase. As a result, the kidneys become bigger and bigger. The enlarged kidneys oppress the other tissues in your abdomen, resulting in high intra-abdominal pressure. At this time, any slight injure, such as twisting and bending can increase the intra-abdominal pressure so as to impact the enlarged kidney cysts directly, leading to kidney rupture and bleeding, which are prone to infection.

How to protect your polycystic kidneys?

If you would like to protect your polycystic kidneys, you should control the growth of kidney cysts. People can live a normal life with small kidney cysts, because small kidney cysts hardly cause any symptoms. Western medicine can not stop the enlargement of kidney cysts. They can only help you control your symptoms so as to slow down the progression to kidney failure.

After years of research, we find that some Chinese medicine can help you inhibit their growth by restraining the proliferation of renal tubule epithelial cells and stopping the secretion of lining cells. They can also shrink the cysts by increasing the pressure between the cysts and the permeability of cyst wall so that fluid can be reabsorbed and discharged with blood circulation. Besides, some Chinese medicine can inhibit kidney inflammation, prevent kidney fibrosis, improve blood circulation, and provide essential nutrient to the damaged kidneys.

Polycystic kidneys can not be cured, but you can still lead a normal life with appropriate treatment. There list many successful cases on our website. If you are interested, you can see them by yourself. For further information, please contact online doctor.

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