Does PKD Patients Need To Undergo Kidney Transplant

2014-09-01 07:35

Does polycystic kidney disease (PKD) patients take kidney transplant? At present, there is still no effective therapy for PKD. So in severe case, kidney transplant is considered and many patients think transplant is the last choice for PKD. Is this true? Is there any other therapy for polycystic kidney?

Kidney transplant is one option for PKD but it is not the only choice. Besides, patients with transplanted kidneys also have a higher risk of relapse because the new kidney has a life span around 10 years. Also patients after transplantation have to take anti-rejections drugs in their rest of life. In this light, transplantation is not the ideal therapy for PKD.

Patients do not take transplant, which does not mean there is no therapy for PKD. We recommend a natural and effective therapy to shrink kidney cysts and improve renal function. This therapy is called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can expand blood vessels, speed up blood circulation on cystic walls, and improve the permeability of the cysts thus making the cysts shrink and become smaller. The active ingredients can restrain the proliferation of the epithelial cells, so the secretion of cystic fluid will be reduced. When the internal pressure of the cysts declines, the size of the cysts will gradually become smaller. In this way, it can relieve the compression of the surrounding tissues, improve micro-circulation, and block the progress of renal fibrosis. In addition, the active ingredients can provide some nutrients for repairing damaged renal cells such as various vitamins, trace elements, organic acid, amino acid. The DNA in the damaged cells will be activated, which can speed up restoring and rebuilding kidney function.

If Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy combine with other Chinese herbal medicine therapies like foot bath, medicated bath, acupuncture and Mai Kang Mixture, the therapeutic effects will be much better.

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