What is the best medicine for left kidney cyst?

Left kidney cyst is relatively common in life. Generally, it is a benign disease, which is related to congenital development and acquired reasons, such as trauma, inflammatory reaction, etc. Generally, no special treatment is required, but regular check-ups should be carried out to avoid deterioration, especially secondary bleeding and infection. At this time, surgical treatment can be considered.

Prevention of kidney cysts

1. Kidney cysts can be divided into many types. Generally speaking, liver and kidney cysts are mostly congenital. They can be single or multiple. Sometimes liver and kidney cysts exist at the same time. Generally speaking, liver and kidney cysts do not have much impact on human health. 2. Patients with renal cysts should strengthen their awareness of self-protection and live and work normally in daily life. For larger liver and kidney cysts, care should be taken to avoid local trauma. 3. There are many treatments for renal cysts, and the effectiveness varies. Liver and kidney cysts that do not cause compression do not need to be treated, and there are no effective treatment measures. 4. The onset of kidney cysts is somewhat harmful. Generally speaking, liver and kidney cysts develop slowly, do not become cancerous, and have a good prognosis. 5. For those oversized liver and kidney cysts. Compression symptoms or inflammation may occur on the organ itself or surrounding organs, which can be treated with needle aspiration or surgical decompression. Inflammation should be treated with antibacterial drugs.

Three methods for treating renal cysts : 1. Systemic supportive treatment such as rest and enhanced nutrition. Patients with anemia should receive blood transfusions. 2. Rational use of antibiotics: Sensitive antibiotics can be selected based on urine culture results. 3. In the early stage of resection treatment, renal puncture and fistula should be performed to provide adequate drainage and observe the recovery of renal function. If the renal function recovers, the obstruction should be corrected. If the renal function cannot be recovered and the contralateral kidney function is good, nephrectomy of the affected side should be performed.