How to Slow Down Progression of PKD

2014-03-22 06:19

Battling for survival against various disease is the instinct of human beings, so does PKD patients. How to slow down progression of PKD may be the most common question that troubles PKD patients.

Reasonable diet helps slow down progression of PKD

Reasonable diet can produce less wastes so as to decrease the workload of your damaged kidneys. Beside it can help control the symptoms of PKD.

A low protein diet can reduce the production of wastes like urea and creatinine, which is helpful for control your BUN and Creatinine level. High quality protein are almost essential amino-acid, so when you choose protein, egg white, milk, lean meat and so on are preferred. In the early stage of PKD, you should drink plenty of fluid to prevent urinary tract infection. But with the development of PKD, you should limit your intake of fluid. Besides, you should limit your intake of sodium and moderately increase intake of potassium to lower blood pressure. If you would like to know an individualized diet plan, please leave a message or send emails to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

Aggressive treatment helps slow down progression of PKD

To slow down progression of PKD, you should go to check up your physical condition regularly. Control your symptoms, such as high blood pressure, urinary tract infection, hematuria, back pain, etc. Besides, its complications like kidney stone, polycystic liver and brain aneurysm should not be ignored as well.

In China, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has achieved obvious therapeutic effect in treating PKD. You can see some of them in the column of successful cases on our website. It helps shrink the kidneys in your kidneys as well as repair your damaged kidneys so as to improve your kidney function to certain extent. With an improved kidney function, you can live a better life.

In addition, you should pay attention to living habit, exercise, emotion, etc. If you can stick to these mentioned aspects, I believe you can slow down progression of PKD. Best wishes!

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