Treating Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) with Immunotherapy

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) is a hereditary disease. That is to say, patients with Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) have a family history of this disease. For most patients with PKD, they know this disease in their childhood and many of them have seen their relatives die of end-stage renal failure. In this case, they feel helpless in life. Is their any way to help them out?
When transfused into the body with impair kidney function,Immunotherapy can go to the lesions directly. There, they produce more Immunotherapy by self renewing and then these cells differentiate into renal intrinsic cells to replace the dead ones. Renal intrinsic cells refer to functional cells in nephrons, tiny filters which are in charge of kidney function. When dead intrinsic cells are replaced by new ones, kidney function is improved.
What’ more, Immunotherapy also offer assistance in stimulating damaged intrinsic cells to self repair.
When the dead renal intrinsic cells are replaced and the damaged ones are repaired, kidney function can be well rebuilt.
Is Immunotherapy suitable for anyone with PKD?
In fact,Immunotherapy is mostly suitable for patients with impaired kidney function. As is known to all, pressure from those big cysts surly causes damage to cells and tissues of the kidneys, resulting in impaired kidney function. And impaired kidney function is the real reason that PKD develops into end-stage renal failure. In western medicine, there is no medication that can treat impaired kidney function.
How does a person with PKD know whether he has impaired kidney function or not?
The way to know one’s kidney function is to test for the Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR) or Creatinine Clearance. Normal GFR or Creatinine Clearance signifies an intact kidney function.
How to treat patients with PKD but without impaired kidney function?
For patients without impaired kidney function, cysts are their big trouble. Untreated or poorly treated, cysts will cause impaired kidney function in the future. Then how to treat those cysts? Apart from dietary treatment and antihypertensive medications used to slow down the progression of PKD, there exists a medicine which can stop and even shrink the cysts. This medicine is called Micro-Chinese Osmotherapy.
Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, similar to Chinese herb medicine, is a natural therapy. Without surgery, it can deal with cysts in the kidneys. How dose it work then?
It works on enlarging blood vessels, speeding up blood circulation on cysts walls and restraining secretion of cyst fluid. In this case, small cysts will not grow bigger; and it also works on improving the permeability of the cysts wall. In this case, cyst fluid flows out of the cysts and thereby big cysts shrink. Meanwhile, pressure from cysts will be relieved, and the kidneys will not be further damaged. What’s more, some ingredients in Micro-Chinese medicine help to lower urea and hypertension, cure anemia and edema.
Conclusion
Although treating Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) with Immunotherapy is a relatively new way to help patients with PKD to get rid of sufferings from PKD, it has brought hope for their life. Till now, many clinical practices have shown Immunotherapy is effective in treating PKD. The writer hopes that more and more patients can be helped by this therapy in the future.