How Long Can People Live With Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)

2014-12-18 02:07

How long can people live with polycystic kidney disease (PKD)? This should be a common question for all the PKD patients when they were diagnosed with this disease. PKD is a genetic kidney disease with numerous kidney cysts on kidneys, and PKD will finally develop into kidney failure without effective treatment. Now there is no cure treatment for PKD patients, so patients will wonder how long they can live with this disease.

Then how long can people live with polycystic kidney disease (PKD)?

In fact, no one can tell the specific time that one can live with PKD, because there are many factors that will affect the prognosis, such as the specific illness condition of patients, treatment, nursing or daily care, etc.

Here are some researches for PKD patients with their life expectancy.

- For PKD patients, if they have some symptoms, especially kidney dysfunction, the average survival time is 10 years.

- For PKD patients, if they don’t have any severe complications, such as kidney stones, infections or severe high blood pressure, they can live 30-40 years.

In western countries, when patients don’t have any symptoms with PKD, the doctor will not recommend them to have any treatment. So they will lost the best time for treatment. In fact, if patients have early treatment for their PKD, it can help stop their progression and help them live a long life.

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is a herbal-basement treatment for them, and it is an external treatment with no side effects for patients. The effective substances in herbs can help remove the fluid from cysts and prevent the secretion of fluid from cyst wall, then it can help stop the increase and enlargement of kidney cysts. In addition, the osmotherapy can also help repair kidney damage and improve kidney function. Then it can help control their symptoms and increase their life expectancy. If you want to get more information about the treatment, you can consult online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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