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I have PKD. My creatinine is 2.7 and urea is 60. What does it mean? Do you have the similar doubt? If so, go on reading. And then you will find the answer. As we all know, PKD is an inherited kidney disease which is characterized by fluid-f...Read More
PKD is characterized by fluid-filled cysts in the kidneys. This is a genetic disease, which means there is no cure. What we should do is to control the symptoms caused by the growing cysts. Is any operation possible for PKD patients? Now le...Read More
The most common used way to treat PKD is to control blood pressure by ACEI, ARB, CCB and some other hypotensive drugs. Though it can help control the disease to certain extent, it can not stop the growth of cysts. Thats why PKD patients alw...Read More
Oxygen is essential substance for body function. Ozone consists of three oxygen atoms, which has many health benefits. Can ozone therapy help people with polycystic kidney disease (PKD)? Ozone therapy can help PKD patients to control some s...Read More
PKD is an inherited kidney disease characterized by fluid-filled cysts in the kidneys. So far the treatment is only to control symptoms such as high blood pressure and hematuria. But they can not stop the growth of cysts. The growing cysts...Read More
Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is a genetic kidney disease in which multiple fluid-filled cysts cover the kidney. In western medicines, there is no effective treatment except surgery. However, PKD under treatment of surgery is easy to rela...Read More
BUN is often used to measure how well your kidneys function. In the early stage of kidney function impairment, BUN level can be controlled within normal range. But when your GFR is less than 50%, BUN level goes up quickly. PKD is a kind of...Read More
What does 1.9 creatinine level mean in PKD? This is a common kidney disease for patients with PKD when they suffer from high creatinine level. In this article, we will have further understanding of this question, and then introduce the trea...Read More
