Do you know what are the dangers of bilateral renal cysts?

Renal cyst is a common kidney disease in clinical practice, and bilateral renal cysts also belong to renal cysts. The treatment of renal cysts must be timely to avoid worsening of the disease. At the same time, renal cysts are also harmful to the human body and have a great impact on life and body. It is recommended to treat them as soon as possible.

1. Many people with bilateral kidney cysts are unaware that they have this disease. However, severe polycystic kidney disease is extremely rare. In the United States, approximately 2% of chronic renal failure cases are caused by renal cysts. The vast majority of renal cysts are asymptomatic. People with bilateral renal cysts should avoid strenuous physical activities and abdominal trauma. When the kidneys are obviously enlarged, they should avoid wearing a belt too tight to prevent cyst rupture. Painless, benign cysts in your kidneys don't require treatment, but if the cysts become larger and painful, or if they are found to be cancerous, you will often need surgery to remove the affected kidneys.

2. Painless and benign kidney cysts do not require treatment, but if the cyst becomes larger and causes pain, or if the cyst is found to be malignant, you often need surgery to remove the diseased kidney. Removing a kidney is usually a simple surgery, and people with only one kidney can lead normal, healthy lives.

3. Because one healthy kidney can easily take on the work of two kidneys. There is no specific treatment for polycystic kidney disease. If cysts are detected in their early stages and the person receives regular examinations or medical checkups, doctors may be able to slow the progressive damage to the kidneys in the same way they treat chronic renal failure.