Patient's question:
The child in my sister's family has been born for about 10 days, but recently they have been crying constantly. When they went to the hospital for a thorough examination, they discovered the presence of polycystic kidney disease. I would like to know what are the symptoms of polycystic kidney disease in infants?Doctor's answer:
How polycystic kidney disease can be treated determines how the patient's symptoms develop into the late stage. If only the cysts shrink without other adverse symptoms, treatment can be implemented through the AIF Cyst Classification Recovery System to prevent the condition from further progressing. On the one hand, active treatment is necessary, and on the other hand, daily care should be paid attention to. Polycystic kidney disease can be treated.Suitable foods:
1. High-vitamin fruits, vegetables, and plant dietary fiber, such as milk, eggs, brown rice, and cabbage.
2. Fruits and vegetables rich in iron, such as carrots.
3. Plant-based foods containing minerals, such as black fungus.
4. Foods that promote diuresis.
5. Foods with a higher alkaline content, which can play a role in treatment.
6. Kidney-toning foods, such as animal meat, eggs, bone marrow, black sesame, cherries, mulberries, and Chinese yam.