What Can I Do with Swollen Hands Related to PKD

2014-05-18 01:01

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) can make your kidney function decline. With the decline of kidney function, swelling may first occur around your eyes and then it occurs in the feet, ankles, or legs. What can I do with swollen hands related to PKD?

PKD is a disease characterized by fluid-filled sacs. The kidney function impairment results from these growing cysts. If you want to get rid of swollen hands, you should shrink the kidney cysts and improve kidney function. Here are some therapies to help you ease swollen hands related to PKD. They work in the following ways.

Shrink the kidney cysts

Cyst wall results from the proliferation of renal tubule epithelial cells and cyst fluid results from original urine and the secretion of cyst wall. According to this characteristic, we develop Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. It can restrain renal tubule epithelial cells from proliferation so as to inhibit the secretion of cyst wall. It can also dilate blood vessels in the cyst wall, speed up blood circulation, and increase permeability of cyst wall so that fluid can be reabsorbed and discharged with blood circulation.

Improve kidney function

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can dilate blood vessels to improve ischemia and anoxia. It can inhibit kidney inflammation to prevent further damage. Besides, it can block blood clotting and degrade extracellular matrix to prevent kidney fibrosis. This treatment is often used with other therapies, such as medicated bath, foot bath, moxibustion, enema therapy and so on. According to your medical condition, different treatment plans can be chosen.

When your kidney cysts shrink and kidney function improves, not only excess fluid can be removed from your body, but also other symptoms can be relieved. And then you can live a normal life.

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