PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) can cause numerous symptoms and complications due to increase and growth of cysts on the kidneys. Some patients suffer from high fever and severe pain with the disease, but do not know the causes. Here we will give the answers about the causes and treatments.

Causes

To be frank, high fever and sever back pain have close relationship with enlarged kidney cysts. PKD refers that fluid-filled sacs on the kidneys, with continuous growth and increase, both the number and size of renal cysts will increase and they will oppress and squeeze renal tissues and surrounding organs. In turn, they are oppressed by surrounding tissues. Besides, the lack of blood supply to the blood vessels on the cyst wall will cause the cysts easy to get rupture and cause cyst bleeding. If the cyst is connected with the urinary tract and bladder, it will cause blood in urine, flank pain, high fever; if the ruptured cyst does not communicate with the urinary tract, patients can feel flank pain and fever. In addition, some complications like kidney stone, hydronephrosis can cause the condition.

Well then, how to teat the condition from the root?

Actually, to relieve the fever and pain from the root, it is important to shrink cysts and improve renal function naturally. Then, how to do? In Shijiazhuang Hetaiheng Hospital, China, many natural treatments from Traditional Chinese Medicine are very popular. If you have an interest, you can consult our Online Doctor or email to renal-disease@hotmail.com.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can expend blood vessels, anti-inflammatory, anti-freezing, degrading extra cellular matrix, blocking the kidney damage ways and improving the GFR, which includes many steps such as foot bath, medical bath. And the active ingredients within the treatment can help shrink cysts naturally. It can alleviate the symptoms, including fever and pain. What’s more, it can repair kidney damage fundamentally. As long as kidney function can be well improved, the remaining things can be well solved.