How to Remedy Skin Itching in PKD

2015-03-26 10:26

PKD, shorted for polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease, and there are numerous cysts formed on kidneys. The cysts will get enlarged over time, and it can oppress surrounding kidney tissues and cause kidney damage, then patients will finally develop into kidney failure without effective treatment. Skin itching is a common symptom when PKD patients develop into advanced PKD. Then how to remedy the skin itching for PKD patients?

First, let's get the main causes of skin itching for PKD patient.

1. Too much toxins and wastes in blood

As we know, kidneys have the function of removing harmful substances out into urine. However, for PKD patients, when their kidneys are damaged severely by the large kidney cysts, the kidneys will fail to work well, then it will cause too much toxins and wastes building up in blood. It can stimulate the skin system and cause skin itching.

2. High phosphorus level in blood

When the kidneys cant work well, it can also cause the high phosphorus level in blood, and this can cause skin itching as well.

Then how to remedy the skin itching in PKD?

From above we can see the skin itching in PKD is mainly caused by the low kidney function, so patients need to take effective treatment to shrink the kidney cysts and remedy kidney damage.

Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is an external and herbal basement treatment, and the treatment will cause no side effects for patients. Through systemic treatment, the osmotherapy can help remove the fluid out from cysts and prevent the secretion of fluid from cyst wall, then it can shrink the cysts effectively. In addition, the osmotherapy can also help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function, then the skin itching can be controlled from root.

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