What treatment method does left kidney cyst have
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Recently, there was a free physical examination in the community, and I went to join in the fun. As a result, the doctor said that there might be something wrong with my kidney, so he asked me to do a detailed examination. As a result, I found a 2cm cyst in my left kidney, which was initially suspected to be a left kidney cyst. Let's learn the treatment of left renal cyst.
What treatment method does left kidney cyst have
Method 1: as long as there is no obvious clinical symptoms, does not affect the child's normal physiological function, does not need surgery, to continue to observe. Can also go to see traditional Chinese medicine, according to the syndrome differentiation using blood circulation, expectorant dehumidification and other methods of conditioning may shrink or disappear.
Method 2: when the renal cyst is asymptomatic, it does not need treatment, but it should be reviewed regularly to observe whether the cyst continues to increase. If the cyst is large and has the possibility of malignant transformation, surgical exploration can be carried out. If it is proved to be benign, the cyst wall on the surface of the kidney can be removed.
Method 3: when the tumor is large and has the possibility of malignant transformation, surgical exploration can be carried out. If it is confirmed as a benign cyst, the cyst wall on the surface of the kidney can be removed, and the edge of the cyst can be continuously sutured with gut thread and renal parenchyma, and the remaining cyst wall can be coated with iodine tincture. Nephrectomy can be performed in patients with extensive destruction of one side of renal parenchyma and normal contralateral renal function.
matters needing attention
Simple renal cyst if the renal function is normal, no hydronephrosis, temporarily do not need treatment, only regular review of renal function and urinary color Doppler ultrasound, not half a year, if there is discomfort, immediately see a doctor, diet there is no strict requirements.
