Can Damaged Kidneys Be Repaired for PKD Patients

2014-06-05 01:10

If you have PKD, you should pay attention to these cysts. With the growth of cysts, they oppress the tissues around and damage your kidneys. Can damaged kidneys be repaired for PKD patients?

Kidneys are made up of millions of nephrons. These growing cysts can make your kidneys in a state of ischemia and anoxia or inflammation so as to cause damage to these nephrons. Some nephrons may die in such a harsh environment. Therefore, there are usually three kinds of nephrons for PKD patients, namely necrosis nephrons, injured nephrons and intact nephrons. With appropriate treatment, the injured nephrons can be repaired.

From the above analysis, we can see that kidney damage results from kidney cysts, ischemia, anoxia, inflammation and some other factors. Our treatment focus on regulating the qi flowing through the channels, removing stasis and cleansing toxins. When your blood system recovers, there is enough oxygen and nutrient to be transported into the kidneys and then the injured nephrons gradually regain their ability.

At the same time, we should stop the growth of cysts to prevent further damage to the kidneys. Some medicine and therapies can restrain the proliferation of renal tubule epithelial cells and secretion of lining cells so that the kidney cysts won’t grow. They can also improve blood circulation in the cyst wall and increase permeability of cyst wall so that fluid in cyst can flow out and be discharged with blood circulation so that cysts become small.

As to the dead nephrons, stem cell therapy is helpful. These stem cells can go to the area of injure and differentiate into kidney inherent cells when they are injected into your body. And then they can take the place of these dead nephrons to work.

When these cysts are brought under control and the injured part begins to work again, you can live a normal life without dialysis and kidney transplant.

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