How old can polycystic kidney pass on average?

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Polycystic kidney disease (PCNA) is a kind of latent kidney disease with no obvious symptoms in the early stage. Polycystic kidney has been carried in the fetus, because the capsule is very small, it is not easy to be detected. When the cyst gradually increases, compressing the normal kidney tissue, the patient will have symptoms. Now I would like to share with you the average age of polycystic kidney disease?.

How old can polycystic kidney pass on average?

First: polycystic kidney is generally not enough to affect the length of life, physical examination, physical examination can touch one or both kidneys, nodular. There is tenderness with infection. The waist circumference of 50% patients increased.

Second: hematuria about half of the patients showed microscopic hematuria, there may be paroxysmal gross hematuria, which is caused by the rupture of blood vessels in the cyst wall. When bleeding is frequent, the blood clot may pass through the ureter and cause colic. Hematuria is often accompanied by white blood cell urine and proteinuria. The amount of proteinuria is less than 1.0 g / day. Pyuria, hematuria, lumbago and fever were obvious in renal infection.

Third: hypertension is a common manifestation of polycystic kidney. Before the increase of serum creatinine, about half of them have hypertension, which is related to the compression of surrounding tissues by cysts and the activation of renin angiotensin aldosterone system. In the past 10 years, Graham PC, Torre V and Chapman AB all confirmed that renin granules increased in normal renal tissue, interstitial and epithelial cells of cyst, and renin secretion increased. These are closely related to the growth of cysts and the occurrence of hypertension. In other words, the cyst growth in patients with hypertension is faster, which can directly affect the prognosis.

matters needing attention

1. Control your blood pressure. Polycystic kidney patients to control their blood pressure, so as not to cause the aggravation of the disease. 2. Drink 1.5 ~ 2 quarts a day. Except caffeinated or alcoholic beverages. Urine should be white and transparent. 3. Keep your blood pressure under control. 4. Urinate in time. Don't hold your urine, it can induce infection. Once infected, it should be treated quickly. 5. Control cholesterol. If you take a low protein diet, it will also decrease.