Is Polycystic Kidney Disease Curable

2014-04-20 00:58

Is polycystic kidney disease curable? For PKD patients, this question may be their most concerned. Polycystic kidney disease is an inherited kidney disease which can pass from one generation to next. But so far the medical technology can still not change your gene, so polycystic kidney disease is not curable.

However, you should embrace life with open arms. With aggressive treatment, you can still lead a normal life. Faced with many kinds of therapies in the world, you may be confused which therapy on earth is suitable for your medical condition.

Relatively speaking, kidney transplant is a good choice if you have kidney source and enough money. It can replace your damaged kidneys to work. But you have to take immunosuppressors in your remaining years to inhibit rejection. This may lower your immune system and expose you to many other diseases.

Therapies that just control your symptoms can slow down progression to kidney failure, but they can not prevent the growing cysts from damaging your kidneys. Therefore, you had better shrink your kidney cysts first. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a breakthrough in treating PKD. Because the oral Chinese medicine is so bitter that it causes stomach irritation easily and at the same time it takes effects slowly. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is to shatter the Chinese medicine thoroughly and then infiltrate them into the damaged kidneys with the help of osmosis device. The active ingredient can help restrain lining cells from secreting fluid and increase permeability of cyst wall and pressure difference inside and outside cyst walls so that fluid can flow out. What is more, it is anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, blood vessel dilation, degrading extracellular and providing essential substances for kidney self-healing. In this way, part of your kidney function recovers. With an improved kidney function and shrunken kidney cysts, you can live healthily and happily. Hope this day come as early as possible.

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