Drugs Used for Polycystic Kidney Disease

2014-04-07 01:06

Medication can not be ignored by patients. In the following, there lists some drugs used for polycystic kidney disease (PKD). Hope it can help you.

Drugs used for PKD patients to control symptoms

So far the treatment for PKD is to control symptoms. High blood pressure is often controlled by hypotensive drugs, such as ACE inhibitors, ARBs, calcium channel blockers, etc. Urinary track infection is often alleviated by antibiotics. Some drugs can also dissolve kidney stones. Mass blood urine may be treated by hemostatic. Sometimes severe back pain and headache may be eased by painkillers.

These are general guideline for drugs. The specific drugs used for PKD should be prescribed according to your symptoms. If desired, you can contact our online doctors.

Drugs used for PKD patients to shrink kidney cysts and improve kidney function

Though these drugs can control symptoms, they can not stop the kidney cysts from growing. The growing cysts will continually damage your kidneys. In China, we find the effective drugs to shrink kidney cysts and improve kidney function. Compared with western medicines, Chinese Medicines are more natural. It is to penetrate the active ingredients of shatter herbs into the damaged kidneys by osmosis device. They can inhibit the lining cells of cysts from secreting fluid. They can also increase the pressure inside and outside of the cysts as well as the permeability so that the fluids can be removed from the sacs. As a result, your cysts shrink. Besides, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, dilating blood vessels and degrading extracellular matrix, so it helps kidney self-healing. As long as these cysts are brought under control and your kidney function improves, you can live a normal life.

If you would like to know which drugs should be used for your PKD, please send your medical test report to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. We will give you reply according to your medical condition.

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