Do I Need Kidney Transplant with PKD

2016-03-27 02:43

For PKD, there is no cure, because it is a genetic disease. And when PKD progress into serious condition, usually at the age of 40 or 50, kidney transplant can be a choice for patients with PKD. Thus, is it my only option to do kidney transplant if I have PKD?

Kidney transplant can be helpful for patients with PKD, but it is hard to find a appropriate kidney, and cost is high. As PKD is a genetic disease, PKD can occur after kidney transplant. In fact, other than kidney transplant, there is also another option for PKD patients, which is Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine can shrink kidney cysts very well by inhibiting producing cyst fluids, and enhancing permeability of cyst fluids to let cyst fluids get out. In this case, kidney cysts can be shrunk very effectively from the root.

Kidney cysts should be managed in early stage, otherwise when they grow large, back pain or blood in urine, even other symptoms will appear on patients with PKD. Chinese medicine also has the properties of promoting blood circulation, dilating blood vessels, enhancing immunity, preventing inflammation, degrading fibrosis, which can help improve kidney very well to prevent kidney failure effectively.

Chinese medicine is a systematic and herbal treatment, which is focusing on kidney itself. Great success can be achieved on patients. It is the very characteristic treatment inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospital, which is an international one, more than 600 foreign patients from different countries like USA, Arabic, France, Spain, Russia, Africa, Middle East, etc, have been treated in our hospital. If you have any question, or need any help, leave a message for us or contact our online doctors anytime, reply will be given for you very soon in detail from our kidney disease doctors.

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