Polycystic Kidney Disease Treatment and Diet

Here we would like to talk about Polycystic Kidney Disease treatment and some diet suggestions for patients. Though there is no a cure for this genetic disease, patients still can live a normal life without dialysis and kidney transplant.

* Water intake: because of the decrease in concentrating ability of kidney, more water is needed to excrete the metabolin, patients with simple renal cysts should not limit water aimlessly, if no abvious swelling, heart failure and high blood pressure.

* Coffee and chocolate are forbidden.

* Salt control: according to patients’ condition and the degree of kidney function, to adjust the amount of salt.

* Hard drink can stimulate activity of polycystic protein and speed up the growth of cysts.

* Protein control: after taking too much protein, overmuch metabolins will be produced, such as urea, creatinine, guanidine and polyamine and so on. Protein control can lighten kidney’s burden, reduce the generation of toxins and remit the illness condition.

* Fruits and vegetables, such as carrots, cucumber, tomato, cherry should be eaten more, as well as diuresis food and alkaline food.

* Avoid the strenuous exercise, in order not to cause cyst rupture.

As to the efficient Polycystic Kidney Disease treatment, take the safety and efficiency into account, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy will be recommended here. This treatment is a new development of Chinese herbal medicine, but used externally. It aims at shrinking cysts with the functions of increasing the permeability of cyst wall, decreasing lining cells’ ability to secrete cyst fluid and changing inner and outer pressure difference of cyst wall. PKD patients just need to lie on the bed to take the treatment, two bags filled with processed Chinese herbal medicines are put under the lower back of patients, osmosis device helps active materials directly arrive at kidneys through permeating into skin. We have helped so many PKD patients from various countries successfully avoid kidney failure, dialysis and kidney transplant.