What is renal cystitis?

Renal cyst is a type of kidney disease with a relatively high incidence rate. Most people suffering from this disease are elderly people. In recent years, the disease has also tended to develop towards young people. There are many causes of kidney cysts, most of which are related to the patient's living habits and eating habits. Of course, there are other reasons that the patient cannot control. When suffering from kidney cysts, you must adjust your living and eating habits in time.

1. Diet:

Bad eating habits may cause many diseases. The important factors include: being too hungry will lead to malnutrition; being too full will easily damage the digestion and absorption function of the spleen and stomach and cause blood circulation disorders; eating too much fatty and sweet food. Limit beans and soy products.

2. Congenital maldevelopment:

In the case of cystic kidney disease, a variety of diseases may occur due to congenital maldevelopment. It can mainly cause medullary sponge kidney, dysplastic polycystic kidney disease, etc. Therefore, it is different from genetic inheritance or gene mutation. The genes of congenital developmental abnormalities generally have no abnormalities.

3. Gene mutation (non-hereditary):

Most of them are inherited through parents' genes and are divided into autosomal dominant inheritance and autosomal recessive inheritance for polycystic kidney disease. But some of them do not belong to congenital dysplastic polycystic kidney disease, and patients with polycystic kidney disease do not inherit the disease from their parents. Rather, it is a genetic mutation during embryo formation.

4. Various infections:

This creates environmental conditions that are favorable for changes in cyst genes, and infection can cause abnormal changes in the body's internal environment. Rare, whether bacterial or not, infections include upper respiratory tract infections (including colds), urinary tract infections, gastrointestinal tract infections, skin infections, traumatic infections, device infections, etc. Both can have a great impact on cysts. Bacterial or viral infection.

5. Pregnancy

The impact of pregnancy on the course of renal cysts mainly depends on the renal function status. Generally speaking. Although there is no data to prove that pregnancy will increase the incidence of renal cysts, the prognosis of women with multiple pregnancies and hypertension is often poor.

6. Toxins:

It can cause damage to various cells, tissues and organs, and the toxins can affect the human body. This may lead to disease and even endanger life, and it is also one of the main causes of gene mutations and congenital developmental abnormalities.