Medicated Bath Therapy and Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)

2014-03-27 08:57

Medicated Bath Therapy is a traditional and Featured therapy which is used externally nowadays. In China, we use Medicated Bath Therapy to treat kidney diseases, which has been proved to have great effects on them and make a good prognosis for them. And Medicated Bath Therapy is also beneficial for PKD patients.

Here are some common benefits of Medicated Bath Therapy for PKD patients.

1. Prompt blood circulation and remove blood stasis

When the enlargement of kidney cysts cause kidney damage, it may cause less of oxygen to kidneys and cause blood stasis. Medicated use the traditional Chinese herbs, which has the function of improving the blood circulation and remove the blood stasis.

2. Reduce the high blood pressure

Medicated bath can also help expend the blood vessels and improve the blood circulation, which can help regulate the blood pressure of PKD patients. Besides, it can also help reduce the blood glucose and lipid.

3. Removing toxins in blood

When the blood circulation is improved, it can also help remove the toxins in blood, which can help purify the blood and prevent the further damage to kidneys.

4. Relieve back pain

Through the medicated bath, it can also help PKD patients to relieve their back pain, besides, it can also help shrink the kidney cysts and prevent the further damage to kidneys.

From above, we can know the benefits of Medicated Bath Therapy for PKD patients. However, this not means all the PKD patients can have medicated bath, here are some contraindications for PKD patients to have medicated bath.

- Hyperpiesia

- Hyperthermia with lots of sweat

- Open wound of skin

- Sever heart diseases

- People who is allergic to Chinese herbal medicine

Therefore, patients with PKD need to have Medicated Bath Therapy under the guidance of professional doctors who know their illness clearly. If you still have some questions, you can contact with our experts online, they will answer you freely.

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