Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is a genetic kidney order in which cysts develop within your kidneys. Is polycystic kidney disease life threatening? Read on to find out the answer.

How many years you can live on PKD?

Your life expectancy depends on many factors. Generally speaking, the earlier your disease is onset, the more severe symptoms you will have. And then it is more likely for your life to be threatened. But as along as you can control those symptoms well, you can lead a long life.

Treatment for PKD

Once you are diagnosed with PKD, you should start scientific treatment to prevent its associated symptoms and complications. Surgeries are the commonly used treatment to shrink the renal cysts, but once the big ones are removed, the small ones will grow up quickly. Therefore, surgeries are not a good choice for PKD patients. Here we recommend you to try Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy.

This is an external therapy, which can infiltrate the micronized herbs into polycystic kidneys. The active ingredients of medicine can restrain the activity of renal tubular epithelial cells and lining cells to stop the growth of renal cysts. It can also improve blood circulation in cyst wall and increase its permeability so that cyst fluid can be absorbed, and then renal cysts will shrink. Moreover, it can activate blood and remove stasis so that more blood can be transported into kidneys to improve renal ischemia and anoxia, which can help kidney recovery. After treatment, you can get an immediate relief from back pain. After about one week’s treatment, you can observe your urine. It will become cloudy due to the existence of wastes. After about half month’s treatment, your high blood pressure will reduce, and renal cysts will shrink gradually. With treatment going on, your kidney condition will get better and better. As then your life won’t be threatened by PKD.

Is PKD life threatening? If you can reduce its complications as much as possible, you won’t die of PKD. For more information on PKD treatment, please leave a message below or contact online doctor.