How to make a diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease

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My relative's polycystic kidney has metastasized. I saw him in pain in the early days. Now it's more serious. He is extremely thin and sallow. Got polycystic kidney how to treat? Let's talk about the diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease.

How to make a diagnosis of polycystic kidney disease

First, it is best to see a doctor in urology department for color Doppler ultrasound examination. If necessary, dual renal radionuclide angiography is also feasible. Combined with the results of color Doppler ultrasound examination, we can judge whether there is cyst or not.

Second: waist, abdominal discomfort, dull pain or dull pain, or suddenly increased pain, renal colic.

Third: abnormal urine, paroxysmal microscopic or gross hematuria, when lumbago often aggravated. Patients aged 20-40 years may have persistent proteinuria, usually less than 1 g / 24 hours. White blood cells are common.

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Polycystic kidney disease is a common hereditary kidney disease. It is mainly manifested as multiple cysts of different sizes in bilateral kidneys. The cysts gradually increase and eventually destroy the structure and function of the kidney, leading to end-stage renal failure.