How To Make Baby Avoid PKD During Pregnant

2014-10-15 05:34

Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is a leading cause of infant mortality, especially for family history of polycystic kidney. Therefore, as for PKD patients, if you want to get pregnant, it is very important to take relevantly precautionary measures. Only in this way can reduce the risk of developing disease. Well then, how to get rid of infant PKD?

1. Cystic gene Test 

PKD patients should take a test for “cyst gene” for amniotic fluid or villous cells when they get pregnant in the first 10 weeks of pregnancy. Because the hereditary rate is about 50% of PKD and the molecular genetics test can help make a healthy baby. In addition, baby will not carry hereditary gene, so PKD in baby can be prevented.

2. Diet modification

Meanwhile, it is a key point for PKD patients in pregnancy to have a proper diet. Pregnant women should not eat foods including salted foods, spicy foods like peppers, liquor, shrimp and crabs, polluted foods and grilled foods. In addition, patients should have a good rest and do not be too tired.

The above is the introduction of helping infant avoid PKD. As for PKD patients, it is very necessary to take treatment in the specialized regular hospital. Our hospital opts for Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy for PKD, which is effective and no side effects.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can shrink kidney cysts and improve kidney function. This therapy is based on TCM and it has overcome its disadvantages through the combination of advanced western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. The active ingredients help shrink kidney cysts through promoting the reabsorption of sac fluid and blocking the source of sac fluid supply. Besides, the herbs can increase blood flow in kidneys, enhance patients’ necrotic ability and nourishing the damaged kidney cells. In this way, kidney function can be enhanced step by step.

Infant PKD can be kept under control. As long you take precautionary measures during pregnant, you still have a healthy baby.

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