2017年8月14日星期一

Can You Exercise With Hemorrhagic Kidney Cyst

Hemorrhagic cysts occur when the small blood vessels in the wall of an existing cyst rupture and fill the cyst with blood. Can you exercise with hemorrhagic kidney cyst? You’d better not exercise.
Why does kidney cyst bleed?
As you know, the kidney cyst is progressive. When the kidney cyst becomes more than 3-5cm, it begin to compress the nearby tissues and oppresses each other. When the cyst cannot bear the pressure around it, it ruptures. If the tiny blood vessels of the walls breaks down, the cyst becomes hemorrhagic.
The bleeding can be inside or outside of the kidneys. If the bleeding occurs outside of the cyst, patients may see hematuria. If the cyst bleeds inside of the cyst, patients always have kidney pain and easy to get infection.
Can you exercise with hemorrhagic kidney cyst?
Although mild exercise may help promote optimal health, intense exercise like basketball, football, and running, and so on can cause an kidney cyst to rupture. Complications can cause a cyst to break open and bleed. Sudden and severe pain can indicate the presence of kidney cyst rupture and bleed. Therefore, for patients with hemorrhagic kidney cyst, a good rest is very important for them.
Tips
Whether you can exercise depends on your own condition. If symptoms like proteinuria and hematuria becomes relieved for a long time, usually 2 months, they can take mild exercise like Tai Chi, swimming and walking. As for the frequency and duration, you should consult your doctor.
Moreover, exercise cannot treat hemorrhagic kidney cyst, and you should take immediate and reasonable treatment. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an effective way to shrink kidney cyst and treat cystic infections. This therapy is available in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease hospital, located in the city that is near Beijing.

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