How to Reduce the size of Polycystic Kidneys

2014-06-01 06:37

Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) makes your kidneys become bigger and bigger. If you can not control the size of polycystic kidneys, you may have to remove the cysts from your body at last. How to reduce the size of polycystic kidneys?

The enlarged kidneys results from the enlargement of kidney cysts. If you would like to reduce the size of polycystic kidneys, you should try to shrink these cysts. But conventional treatment is just to reduce high blood pressure and some other symptoms. Though it can slow down the progress to the kidney failure, it can not stop the growth of kidney cysts and your kidneys will continue to enlarge.

As far as we know, kidney cyst wall results from proliferation and metamorphosis of renal tubule epithelial cells and the liquid in the cyst is original urine and some fluid which is secreted by the lining cells. After years of research, we find that some medicine and therapies are helpful. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is among one of them. In this therapy there are many kinds o f Chinese herbs. After being shattered thoroughly, the active ingredients are penetrated into the damaged kidneys with the help of osmosis devices. They can restrain the proliferation of renal tubule epithelial cells until it stops secreting. They can also increase the permeability of cyst walls and improve blood circulation in the cyst wall so that fluid can flow out. When the internal pressure of the cyst declines, the size of the cyst will gradually become smaller.

There are some other Chinese medicine to act as the adjuvant therapy, such as medicated bath, foot bath, moxibustion, circle therapy, etc. They can help draw out toxins from your body so as to provide a good blood environment to help your kidneys repair themselves.

When the cysts shrink and kidney function improves, you can live a normal life. For more detailed information, you can leave a message below or send emails to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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