Is Renal Parenchymal Disease Curable
Is renal parenchymal disease curable? The term of renal parenchymal disease usually appears in patients’ ultrasound test. Renal parenchyma is the functioning and outer part of kidneys, and it is responsible for filtering blood. Therefore, if harmful substances attack the kidneys, renal parenchyma is usually the first part to be involved.
What causes renal parenchymal disease?
In clinic, many conditions can induce this disease such as diabetes, high blood pressure and immune disorder. Some factors cause less blood flow into kidneys, resulting in ischemia and anoxia condition, while some other factors lead to inflammatory reactions within kidneys. All of these factors can damage kidney filtering system and renal parenchyma.
Is this disease curable?
Until now, there is still no effective treatment to cure renal parenchymal disease completely. This is because once kidneys are damaged, they are unable to be as intact and healthy as normal kidneys.
Please, don’t worry. Although it is unable to be reversed thoroughly, some effective treatments can still make patients live with their own kidneys safely and healthily. According to patients’ illness condition, the treatments can achieve different therapeutic effects.
In early and moderate stage, effective therapies can still reverse kidney damage successfully, while in end stage, what we can do is to protect the remaining kidney functioning tissues and repair impaired but not necrotic kidney cells.
How do we treat renal parenchymal disease?
Kidney experts here mainly use Chinese medicine and some auxiliary therapies to treat renal parenchymal disease. In order to strengthen the therapeutic effects of these medical therapies, kidney doctors also guide patients to develop a healthy diet plan and living a healthy life.
After a systemic treatment, renal parenchymal disease can be controlled very well. If you are suffering from this disease, you can ask help online to know how to treat your disease more effectively.
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