How to Treat Flank Pain in Polycystic Kidney Disease
polycystic Kidney Disease, flank pain, treatment
The following is a message from a patient’s husband, which makes me very worried. Hi doctor, my wife has the Polycystic Kidney problem. we have got no medication or treatment yet. She is suffering from Flank pain almost every day. We have no idea about what to do and how to act at this stage. We put her on salt free diet to minimize blood pressure from increasing. However, no medication is given beyond pain killers. Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) here belongs to Autosomal adominant Inherit Diseases. It seems that there is no chioce but to endure the pain and wait for kidney transpantation when PKD becomes into Kidney Failure. Since western medicines and surgeries have poor effect, why not take traditional Chinese medicines in to account? The pain mainly results from the cysts stressing the surrounding tissues and fluid secreting into the cystes, enlargeing their sizes. This kind of pain is dull pain. If the patients feel sharpe pain, the cysts may break and they should be brought to hospital as quickly as possible. The treatments should emphorsize on the dull pain. Due to the pain rooting in cysts enlargeing, the treatment must include three courses: restrain fluid secreting, promote internal fluid draining out and repair the admaged renal tieeuses. Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy boasts those functions. By external application, the effective medicines will arrive at the lesion and inactivate the cells of cysts, achieving the goal of restraining fluid secreting. Though promoting blood circulation and increasing the permeability of capillaries on the surface of cysts, internal fluid will drain out along with urine. The balance of those two courses keep the cysts in a benign situation that they never get bigger and the stressed renal tissues are released. The pain will be greatly eased...... See all of contents:http://www.pkdcn.com/pkd-treatments/22.html
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