How Can I Reduce the Size of My PKD Kidneys

2014-06-14 00:56

With the growing of kidney cysts, the kidneys of PKD patients will become bigger and bigger. That is why PKD patients always have big bellies. How can I reduce the size of my PKD kidneys? This question troubles many patients. In the following, you will find the answer.

From the above, we can see that the enlarged kidneys result from the kidney cysts. If you would like to reduce the size of PKD kidneys, you should shrink the cysts.

Conventional treatment for PKD patients is just to control your symptoms, such as high blood pressure, urinary tract infection and hematuria. They can not stop the growth of cysts. But after years of research, we find the particular medicine and therapies for PKD patients.

The reason why kidney cysts keep growing is that the lining cells secrete fluids and the renal tubule epithelial cells proliferate abnormally. According to this condition, we use herbs that can improve blood microcirculation in the cyst wall and increase the permeability of cyst wall so that fluid can be reabsorbed and discharged with blood circulation. Besides, we use other herbs to inhibit the abnormal proliferation of the renal tubule epithelial cells and stop the secretion of lining cells. The whole treatment plan for PKD patients is classified into three processes.

First, we use therapies, such as Medicated Bath Therapy, Foot Bath Therapy, Circle Therapy and so on to cleanse waste from your body to provide a good blood circulation.

Second, we use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to help you shrink the cysts.

Third, if your kidneys are severed damaged, we may use stem cell therapy to help repair the kidney structure and recover part of your kidney function.

With the comprehensive treatment, the size of your PKD kidneys become smaller and you can live a relatively normal life. If you are interested in our treatment, please contact online doctors. We will help you make a personalized treatment plan.

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