Can Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) Cause High Blood Pressure

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is a genetic disorder. It is characterized with numerous cysts on one or both kidneys. As the patients grow older, the cysts also enlarge gradually thus causing hypertension.

With the continuous enlargements of cysts, they will oppress the surrounding normal renal tissues thus causing renal ischemia and anoxia. As a result, the kidneys will excrete more renin, which can cause blood pressure to rise. If the patients do not receive timely treatments to control blood pressure, it is very likely to cause heart enlargement and even heart failure. Therefore, controlling blood pressure is very important for the patients with PKD.

In the conventional medicines, their doctors just prescribe some them high blood medications simply. However, those medicines can not alleviate the renal ischemia and anoxia so it can not treat the fundamental cause of high blood pressure. From the cause of high blood pressure, we can see that shrinking the enlarged cysts is the first step in lowering high blood pressure.

Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy has showed its tremendous effect in treating high blood pressure caused by PKD.

Firstly, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can activate the epithelial cells of cysts thus making them lose secretion function.

Secondly, the Chinese medicines can improve the permeability of the cyst walls thus changing the differential pressure in and outside of cysts. Therefore, the cyst fluid will flow into blood circulation system and finally is excreted out of body in urine.

Thirdly, the effective integrants in Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can dilate renal blood vessels thus improving the oxgen supplement to the damaged tissues.

Through the above three therapeutic processes, the cysts will stop enlarging and some large ones shrink to some extents. Therefore, the renal ischemia and anoxia will be improved. The blood pressure will certainly decrease gradually. If you want to know more about diet, treatment or other aspects on PKD, please email to kidney120@hotmail.com or consult us on line.