What's wrong with renal polyps

Renal polyps do not require treatment in the early stages, but if they become larger over time, they must be removed surgically. Renal polyps are a type of organism that protrudes from the mucosal surface and are generally benign clinically. To prevent renal polyps from becoming cancerous, you should go to the hospital for a check-up once every one to two years. Of course, when renal polyps are relatively small, they do not require too much time to pay attention to and examine.

Renal polyps are actually a disease with a very long course. Generally speaking, it is because during the process of renal fibrosis, the permeability of the glomerular capillaries undergoes tremendous changes, which leads to the appearance of large amounts of urinary protein.

Generally speaking, the main symptom is the appearance of large amounts of proteinuria, which leads to hypoproteinemia, hyperlipidemia, and varying degrees of edema. Inflammatory responses are generally caused by cells such as monocytes, macrophages, and platelets. The permeability of the glomerular filtration membrane to plasma proteins will also increase, resulting in large amounts of proteinuria.

How to treat kidney polyps

At present, there are two main approaches to treat renal polyps clinically. One is symptomatic treatment, and the other is to suppress immune and inflammatory responses. Symptomatic treatment is mainly to eradicate the patient's condition, such as severe edema and hypoproteinemia. At this time, the patient should lie down to rest and control the intake of salt. At the same time, we should also control the intake of water and high-protein diet. Another method, which suppresses immunity and inflammation, can help relieve symptoms but cannot completely repair the disease. Moreover, this method is accompanied by a large number of side effects and is generally not recommended. The specific treatment method should be checked in a qualified hospital and targeted treatment should be carried out according to the patient's specific situation.

Diet therapy for kidney health

1. For the Aconite Porridge, prepare 5 grams of roasted Aconite, 3 grams of dried ginger, 100 grams of polished rice, and appropriate amounts of brown sugar and green onion. First, grind the roasted aconite and dried ginger into powder, and cook them together with rice into porridge. After the porridge is cooked, add brown sugar and scallions.

2. Double cinnamon porridge: 10 grams of cinnamon twigs, 50-100 grams of polished rice, 2-3 grams of cinnamon, and appropriate amount of brown sugar. Boil cinnamon and cassia twigs into soup, remove the residue and set aside, then cook the rice into porridge. After the porridge boils, add cinnamon juice and brown sugar and cook into porridge. It has the effects of warming the spleen and stomach and replenishing kidney yang.

3. Chuanwu porridge, about 12 drops of ginger juice, 50 grams of polished rice, about 4 grams of Chuanwu, and an appropriate amount of honey. Crush the Aconitum and grind it into very fine powder. Then add an appropriate amount of water to the pot, cook porridge with japonica rice, add the powder of Chuanwutou after boiling, simmer over low heat, and when the porridge is cooked, add ginger juice and honey, stir evenly.

4. Rooster porridge. Rooster porridge is very common and has a warming and tonic effect. First prepare 1 yellow rooster, a small amount of raw yam and Cistanche deserticola, about 70 grams of polished rice, a small amount of minced pepper and minced ginger, and an appropriate amount of table salt. First, slaughter the yellow rooster, remove the internal organs, clean it and cut it into small pieces, then cook it into porridge with washed glutinous rice, Cistanche deserticola and raw yam.

Daily behaviors to nourish the kidneys

1. The most suitable time for foot soaking is from 7 to 9 pm every night. This is the time when the kidney meridian's qi and blood are at their weakest. Foot soaking and massage at this time can improve blood circulation throughout the body and achieve the purpose of nourishing the kidneys and liver. A wooden basin is the best container for foot soaking. The water for foot soaking should not be too hot; around 40℃ is appropriate. The foot soaking time should not be too long, 15 to 30 minutes is appropriate.

2. People with long-term kidney disease can face south at the hour of Yin, relax, lean back, and hit the wall with their entire back. Use moderate force, and use the reaction force of the impact to restore the body to an upright position. Repeat this process, about 30 times each time, and do it 2 to 3 times a day.

3. Take big steps, land on your heels first, and don't bend your knees. When you step forward, stretch your toes as if you are kicking a ball; when your front foot lands, stand on tiptoe of your back foot. Landing on your heels first actually stimulates the acupoints of the "Kidney Meridian".

4. When taking deep breaths, choose an environment with fresh air and try to breathe through your nose. Keep your breathing soft, slow, even and deep. Do 6 deep breaths in a set. Then calm down and adjust, then you can do it again.