What Can Cause the Loss of Appetite in PKD

2014-06-27 01:55

For many PKD patients, they often complain that they have a poor appetite in their daily diet. Then what can cause the loss of appetite in PKD? And how to treat the loss of appetite in PKD? In this article, we will get further understanding on this condition.

What can cause the loss of appetite in PKD?

1. Toxins and wastes accumulate in blood

As we know, PKD is a genetic kidney disease with numerous kidney cysts on kidneys, and the enlargement of kidney cysts will cause kidney damage. In this condition, the kidneys will fail to work well, which will cause the toxins and wastes accumulating in blood. If there are too much toxins and wastes in blood, they will stimulate the gastrointestinal tract, which will cause PKD patients have the symptoms of nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite.

2. Swelling

When PKD cause kidney damage, it can also cause swelling in body. When the swelling occurs in stomach or intestinal tract, it can also cause loss of appetite in PKD patients.

3. Enlargement of kidney cysts

Since PKD is a kind of kidney disease with numerous kidney cysts on kidneys, and the kidney cysts will be increased and get enlarged over time, which will cause the enlargement of kidneys. And the enlargement of kidneys will oppress the surrounding organs and take place of the surrounding organs, which can also cause loss of appetite in PKD.

How to treat the loss of appetite in PKD?

From above we can know that the loss of appetite in PKD are mainly caused by the low kidney function and the enlargement of kidney cysts.

For PKD patients, they can take Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which can help shrink the kidney cysts and repair the kidney damage. Through the systemic treatment, it can help relieve the loss of appetite in PKD fundamentally. If you want to get more information about the treatment, you can learn the passage: How Does Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy Work On PKD.

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