How Does PKD Cause Frequent Urination

2015-07-28 11:48

Patients with PKD may have frequent urination. Is this related with PKD or others? Here we will explain frequent urination causes and how PKD cause it, hoping useful and helpful for you.

The below are the leading causes of frequent urination:

Urinary tract infection, Diabetes, Diuretic use, Prostate problems, Pregnancy, Interstitial cystitis, Stroke or other neurological diseases, Drinking too much.

Patients with PKD can cause urinary tract infection, because kidney cyst can affect bladder, leading to inflammation, making bladder get irritated. This irritation can urge the feeling of urination. In addition, patients with PKD may have diabetes, which can damage bladder, urging urination of patients. The above are main causes of frequent urination in PKD.

How to treat frequent urination in PKD?

Chinese medicine can treat it very effectively. It can help repair bladder damage and prevent bladder inflammation. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can be a good option, which is very convenient for patients. Put two bag Chinese medicine on kidneys, and with the help of permeator, these ingredients of medicine can penetrate into kidney and bladder. After treatment, bladder and urinary tract infection is treated fundamentally, what is more, kidney function will recover gradually. In addition, Chinese medicine has the properties of increasing permeability of cell walls of cyst and preventing inner cells from excreting cyst fluids. Besides, Medicated Bath, Hot Compress Therapy, Circle Therapy, Foot Bath Therapy, Oral Chinese Medicine Therapy, Moxibustion Therapy, Enema Therapy are also very commonly used to treat PKD and kidney diseases. Patients with PKD and frequent urination should limit intake of water in daily life. many symptoms can be caused by PKD, like high blood pressure, fatigue and blood urine, if you have any question or need to know more information about PKD, be very free to contact our online doctor, leave a message, or email us to pkd-treament@hotmail.com.

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