Is Diet Enough to Control PKD
2016-12-09 14:01
The fit diet is generally considered the best natural remedy for Polycystic Kidney Disease. A well planned diet can control the symptoms of PKD, keeping the kidneys healthy for longer. Even though, if the patient want to control this disease totally, only depend on diet is not enough.
Is there any other natural remedy can be used for controlling PKD?
In addition to the renal diet, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can be another natural remedy for Polycystic Kidney Disease. This treatment not only can help PKD patients shrink the cysts safely and effectively, but also can prevent their disease progressed into Renal Failure.
How does Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy work?
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has been used in China to treat Polycystic Kidney Disease. It is based on Chinese herbal medicines and it is applied externally. During the treatment, patients just need to lie on the bed, and two bags filled with processed Chinese herbal medicines will be put under patients’ lower back. With the help of penetrating agent and osmosis device, the active materials of Chinese herbal medicines will directly act on kidneys through permeating into skin, which avoids the damage to gastrointestinal tract and improve the efficiency of medicines.
Through increasing the permeability of cyst wall, decreasing the activity of lining cells and changing the inner and outer pressure difference of cyst wall, the cyst fluid will be reabsorbed and then removed out of body with urine. Then, the cyst will be shrunk.
The only shortcoming of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is that some Polycystic Kidney Disease patients may suffer the skin allergy. So as a PKD patient you should take this treatment under the doctor’s construction.
If you are interested in Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy or want to control PKD well, you can send email to us or leave message below, we will try our best to help you.
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