Is a 5cm renal cyst dangerous? If your renal cysts have grown that bigger, importance should be attached. Because it may cause a series of problems. Now go on reading to learn more information.

Symptoms of a 5cm renal cyst

When kidney cyst is smaller than 3cm, it may not cause any problems. But when it grows bigger, you may have back pain and high blood pressure. If the cysts cause damage to kidneys, symptoms associated with kidney failure appear, for example, blood urine, proteinuria, anemia, etc. If the cyst bursts, you may have infections, bleeding and so on.

Treatment to shrink a 5 cm renal cyst

If you have only one cyst, surgery is recommended to remove the cyst. But if you have polycystic kidneys or you would like to try conservative treatment, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is recommended. This treatment is an external application of herbal medicines. It can infiltrate the micronized herbs into kidneys directly to help shrink the cysts and stop their growth. Because it can inhibit the abnormal proliferation of renal tubular epithelial cells and stop the secretion of lining cells so that renal cysts won’t grow bigger. It can also dilate blood vessels to lower high blood pressure. Besides, it can increase the permeability of cyst wall and pressure difference inside and outside so that fluid can be taken away from inside, and then renal cysts will shrink. After about half month’s treatment, your high blood pressure will go down. After about one month’s treatment, your renal cysts will become small. Keep on treatment for a period of time, your kidney condition will gradually recover. If your kidney function has been impaired, Toxin-Removing Treatment can be used together to reinforce the effect.

Is a 5cm renal cyst dangerous? Yes, because it may cause kidney damage. You had better take treatment as early as possible to shrink it. If you can not find out such a treatment in the local, welcome to Shijiazhuang Hetaiheng Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. For more information on kidney cyst treatment, please leave a message below or contact online doctor.