The Life Expectancy for PKD on Dialysis

The Life Expectancy for PKD on Dialysis Polycystic Kidney Disease(PKD) is genetic kidney disorder characterized by numerous kidney cysts on the kidneys. Since PKD is gene-related kidney disease, patients have other choice but dialysis or kidney transplant.

Polycystic Kidney Disease is a kind of progressive kidney disease. It will progress gradually without the proper treatment, which will affect the the life expectancy. So at the early stage of Polycystic Kidney Disease, patients may have no obvious symptoms, they can take some drugs to slow down the deteriorate the kidney disease. When patients at the end stage of Polycystic Kidney Disease, some symptoms become more and more obvious, such as electrolytes disturbance, high blood pressure, anemia, heart failure, bone disease. Patients will rely on dialysis to alleviate theses symptoms and extend the patients’ life. But dialysis just can alleviate the symptoms temporarily. The problem is that once patients start the journey of dialysis, they can not get rid of dialysis for the rest of their life.

And for those who are on dialysis, it is very hard to confirm the life expectancy of PKD. Because, the patient’ life expectancy depends on various factors, such as the patients’ age, the serious complications and the damage level of kidney function.

Kidney transplant is another choice for them to extend the life expectancy. Rejections and complications are the troublesome matter to affect the patients illness condition and psychological attitude in daily life.

All in all, the main reason why you have Polycystic Kidney Disease is because that the normal kidney function have been damage and they cannot work well. Therefore, if patients receive the proper treatments that can recover the kidney function and help patients to live longer and improve the live quality.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is a completely natural treatment. This treatment can treat the kidney disease fundamentally. With this proper treatment, patients can reduce the frequency of dialysis or even get rid of dialysis, thus improving the life expectancy.