What should I pay attention to when I have a small renal cyst

Renal cyst is a very harmful disease. It is difficult to treat. Patients are often very tired, pale, and their body's detoxification gradually deteriorates. Therefore, for patients with glomerular cysts, it is best to be able to discover and treat them in time, guard against some complications, maintain an optimistic attitude in daily life, avoid overwork, prevent trauma, etc.

1. Early detection and early treatment lead to better prognosis

In fact, many diseases need to be detected and treated early. According to relevant statistics, about 60% to 70% of kidney cyst diseases have a genetic tendency, and men and women have roughly the same chance of getting the disease. Therefore, in a family with a family history of renal cysts, multiple people may be sick at the same time. Therefore, for employees with a family history of renal cysts, it is advisable to conduct general screening and regular follow-up to facilitate early detection and timely treatment.

2. Control blood pressure

According to clinical patient surveys, a large proportion of patients with renal cyst disease will have hypertension before their renal function is damaged. We say that their renal cysts have already developed: the onset of hypertension will accelerate the damage to renal function. At the same time, hypertension will also damage the heart and brain blood vessels. Renal cysts will be accompanied by rupture and bleeding of cerebral hemangiomas, causing serious complications such as stroke. Therefore, controlling blood pressure is crucial to slow the deterioration of renal function.

3. Prevent complications

Pay attention to the prevention of complications, which is also an issue that patients with renal cysts should pay attention to. Generally speaking, the more common complications of renal cyst disease include: high blood pressure, urinary tract infection, and cyst rupture. These are important factors that induce and aggravate renal damage and must be treated and controlled in a timely manner.

4. Don’t overwork

Patients with kidney problems should pay attention to adequate rest in their daily lives and avoid overwork, both mentally and physically. Mental fatigue will affect the patient's brain's thinking and command functions.

5. Prevent trauma

Patients with renal cystic disease should be careful to prevent trauma. At this time, any slight trauma, such as sprain, bruise, fall, etc., will increase the intra-abdominal pressure or the external force of the trauma will directly impact the swollen cyst, causing the cyst with high internal pressure to rupture and bleed, which is easy to induce infection.