Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is usually related with your diseased genes. It is characterized by fluid-filled cysts. With the growth of cysts, they will affect the kidney function. Can Polycystic Kidney Disease go into remission?
Generally speaking, patients with PKD have high blood pressure in 30s, high serum creatinine in 40s and kidney failure in 50s. If you can control your state of illness in the early stage, it is possible for you to avoid kidney failure and dialysis.
To inhibit the growth of cysts
Because these cysts are destructive, only when you inhibit the growth of cysts can you protect your kidneys from being damaged. The reason why the cysts keep growing is the renal tubule epithelial cells proliferate abnormally and lining cells secrete liquids. In view of this condition, we launch a study. At last, we find that some herbs can speed up the blood circulation in the cyst wall. Some can increase the permeability of cyst wall. Under such circumstance, the cyst fluid can be reabsorbed and discharged with blood circulation and then the cysts become small. Besides, some herbs can retrain the proliferation and secretion of cells. In this way, the cysts stop growing.
To improve your kidney function
If your kidney function has been affected by the cysts, you should repair the damage kidneys besides controlling the cysts. Some herbs can eliminate inflammatory factors from the kidneys to stop kidney inflammation. Some can dilate blood vessels and remove stasis to improve ischemia and anoxia in the kidneys. Some can degrade extracellular matrix to prevent kidney fibrosis. Moreover, some can provide essential elements such as amino acid and vitamins for kidney self-healing. With the treatment of these herbs, the kidneys can gradually regain their ability.
According to your medical condition, we will help you make a personalized treatment plan. The earlier you receive treatment, the more possibility for PKD to go into remission. If you want such a plan, please leave your basic information below. After analyzing your case, our doctors will contact you.