Patient's question:
My son was diagnosed with congenital polycystic kidney disease five years ago, and he also has mild anemia. We have tried many medications without any effect, but we have never given up. Recently, he developed a urinary tract infection. He is now 8 years old, and he was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease at the age of 3.Hello, do you have any good suggestions? What should we pay attention to on a daily basis? How many types of polycystic kidney disease are there?
Doctor's answer:
Kidney cysts are divided into three types: 1. Adult polycystic kidney disease, 2. Simple renal cysts, 3. Acquired renal cysts. Treatment methods can consider traditional Chinese medicine to suppress cyst fluid excretion while enhancing blood microcirculation in the cyst wall. The cyst fluid gradually metabolizes and enlarges! The effect is clear. Polycystic kidney disease is a genetic disorder, and there is no medication that can cure it. It is mainly treated through surgery. After the cysts gradually shrink, they can control the cerebral edema and hardening of the glomeruli, kidney function damage, and creatinine levels above 707 are diagnosed as uremia. Damage to other organs requires dialysis treatment. You can go to the local hospital for detailed consultation. Pay attention to self-care to avoid cyst rupture, so avoid strenuous exercise and spicy foods.