In recent years, with the research development of kidney fibrosis, stem cells
enter the body through intravenous injection and directly target at kidney
lesions, which can alleviate the condition of hypoxia-ischemia, accelerate the
resorption of capsule liquid in renal cyst and inhibit the secretion, through
this progress we can realize the goal of shrinking the cyst and then achieve a
effective treatment. Meanwhile, the adoption of western medicine and blocking
the inflammatory reaction can provide a favorable environment for the action of
stem cells. There is no risk to use Stem Cell Therapy and the illness is not
likely to relapse.
There is no obvious symptom in the early stage of Polycystic Kidney Disease
(PKD), so for most patients, to diagnose the PKD is not easy. The common primary
symptoms of PKD are hypertension, hematuria and stomachache, sometimes, urinary
tract infection or kidney stone. Any disease has a process of priority order, so
does PKD.
PKD means that the whole kidney is covered by the cysts with different size
which will grow up with years and press kidney. Thus the construction of kidney
will be damaged and the number of nephrons which produce urine will reduce. At
last, the damages make kidney hardly maintain the normal function of the body.
At this time, late-stage Kidney Failure and Uremia will occur. Exactly, the
forming process of Renal Failure, late-stage Renal Failure and Uremia is that of
renal fibrosis. The occurrence of them means at least 50% of kidney has been
fibrotic.
To eliminate the cysts or control its development early by the stem cell
transplant, the occurrence of Renal Insufficiency, late-stage Renal Failure and
Uremia. On the one hand, cysts should be controlled and shrank so as to
alleviate the pressure to surrounding tissues. On the other hand, the process of
kidney fibrosis also should be blocked thus to restore the normal function of
damaged tissues. The minimal damage on kidney and the maximum recovery of Renal
Function can be achieved. With Stem Cell Transplant, Polycystic Kidney Disease
is not likely to relapse; there is a small side effect and no damage to
patients’ body. So PKD patients should hold the principle of early diagnosis and
the take an effective treatment before kidney function damages.
Stem cells enter patients’ body through direct intravenous injection and
target at kidney lesions. And then they will differentiate into cells which are
needed by various kidney organs, thus to rebuild the damaged intrinsic cells. In
fact, to treat Polycystic Kidney Disease by Stem Cell Transplant is realized by
shrinking the cysts, relieving the pressure to surrounding organs and then
rebuilding functions of damaged organs, thus to damage the kidney at least
extent and rebuild renal function at largest degree. If the cysts can be
eliminated and controlled in early stage, patients can avoid the occurrence of
Renal Insufficiency, late-stage of Renal Failure and Uremia.