What Do Itchy Legs Mean for PKD Patients

2015-02-04 09:28

PKD, or polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease with multiple fluid-filled sacs formed on kidneys, and the kidney cysts will be increased and get enlarged over time, which will oppress surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage. And patients will have some severe symptoms with the PKD and kidney damage. Then what do itchy legs mean for PKD patients?

In fact, itchy skin is a common symptom for PKD patients when they develop into advanced stage. And the itchy legs can be caused by two main factors, one is too much toxins and wastes building up in blood, another is high phosphorus level in blood.

As we know, kidneys have the function of removing toxins and wastes out into urine, and regulate the acid-base balance. For PKD patients, when their kidneys are damaged by the enlargement of kidney cysts, they will suffer from low kidney function. Then patients will have too much toxins and wastes accumulating in blood and high phosphorus level, which will easily cause itchy legs. Meanwhile, patients can also have the symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, high blood pressure, anemia, etc. So the itchy legs means PKD patients are in a severe condition, so they need to take effective treatment as early as possible.

Then how to treat the itchy skin with PKD?

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is a featured Chinese herbal treatment inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical HospitalChina. And the effective herbs can help shrink kidney cysts and improve kidney function. In addition, we also have some adjuvant treatment, such as Foot Bath Therapy, Oral Chinese Medicine Therapy, Maikang Mixture, which can help clear the blood and remove the toxins and wastes out, and it can also help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Then it can help relieve the symptoms from root.

Through systemic treatment with our Chinese Medicine, the illness condition can be improved effectively for PKD patients, which can help slow down their progression. If you want to get more details of the treatment, you can consult online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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