Kidney cyst is presented by fluid filled sacs located in the kidneys. The
presence of cysts are harmful to kidney function because they can cause the
kidneys to become enlarged. As the time goes on, cysts will enlarge to a certain
degree and may burst. When they burst,many symptoms will happen. Does ruptured
cysts cause blood in urine? Is blood in urine a sign of kidney cyst burst?
Blood in the urine, or hematuria, is the most commonly reported sign of
ruptured cysts within the kidney. In mild cases, blood may be undetectable to
the eye, only being detected by a urinalysis screen available through your
physician. In more severe cases, the cysts may cause bleeding that is visible
during urine excretion.
Ruptured kidney cysts, in severe cases, can lead to obstructed blood flow in
certain parts of the kidney; resulting in damage. Therefore, it is essential to
treat it immediately. Antibiotics are usually used for treating this condition.
Simple kidney cyst is not considered as an emergency condition and sometimes, no
treatment may be required. On the other hand, complex kidney stones can be
treated with the help of long-term antibiotics courses or surgery. In extreme
cases, if multiple cysts occur that are beyond treatment, removal of kidney may
be recommended. One should note that it is possible to live a normal life with a
single kidney.
Of course, there is also alternative therapy for kidney cysts. And this
therapy is natural and has no side effects. The name of this therapy is
Micro-Chinese Medicine which can inhibit the epithelial cells from secreting
cystic fluid, expand blood vessels, speed up blood circulation on cyst wall and
improve permeability of cysts. Thus, the cystic fluid will be reabsorbed and
drained out with blood circulation. In this condition, cysts will be shrunk and
become smaller so as to lighten the pressure on kidneys. This helps reduce
further kidney damage.