Patient's question:
After the two-child policy was opened, my husband and I finally got the second child we dreamed of. Today, my husband and I happily went for a health check-up, but I was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease. Will having a baby with polycystic kidney disease put pressure on the kidneys?Doctor's answer:
The diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease requires further clarification on how it may lead to renal function abnormalities. If symptoms subside, it is not ruled out that there may be a remission. Maintain a light diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, prevent overexertion, and undergo regular prenatal examinations. Pregnancy generally does not cause polycystic kidney disease, nor does it continue to worsen renal cysts, but polycystic kidney disease may have an anti-generational hereditary reaction. The child may develop polycystic kidney disease, and if you really want it, it is not impossible. If abnormal treatment occurs, pay attention to regular monitoring of obstetric ultrasound data.