Natural Treatment for PKD in China

2014-09-01 07:00

There is a natural treatment for PKD in China and it is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy which treats polycystic kidney by shrinking cysts in kidney. Well, what is the difference of this natural treatment from conventional treatment?

Conventional treatment for PKD

PKD is marked by increasing kidney cyst which is fluid-filled. With the increase of fluid, kidney cyst becomes bigger and bigger. Large kidney cysts damage kidney tissues around them, and finally lead to decline of kidney function.

Kidney is responsible for maintaining fluid balance, regulating blood pressure and maintaining electrolyte balance, so when kidney function is impaired, various clinical manifestations like high blood pressure, swelling, proteinuria and electrolyte disturbance appear. To get these problems solved, oral medicines like hypotensive drugs are applied. Additional, in some cases, kidney cysts may become extremely large. Under such a condition, surgery might be needed to remove it, so as to avoid rupture of cyst and some other unnecessary problems.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy for PKD

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a herbal treatment which causes no physical discomforts and any potential side effects, so it is a natural treatment.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy treats PKD by shrinking cysts in kidney. Kidney cysts become larger and larger due to the increase of fluid which is secreted by lining cells. Effective ingredients in micro-Chinese medicine can increase the permeability of cystic wall, and meanwhile it makes pressure difference between inside and outside the cyst. In this way, fluid in the cyst can be drained out of the cyst.

Small kidney cysts are harmless to kidney, so when kidney cysts are shrunk to be in very small size, further kidney damages are avoided. As a natural treatment, micro-Chinese medicine Osmotherapy is very safe, but so far it is only available for PKD patients who still have urine output. For these whose have stopped pass urine for more than a half of year, dialysis or kidney transplant are the only two life-sustaining methods.

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