Pathogenesis of polycystic kidney disease

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Polycystic kidney disease is a disease that can lead to people's death in life. For people with polycystic kidney disease, how to prolong their life through effective treatment is the most concerned thing. This article will share the causes of polycystic kidney disease with you.

Pathogenesis of polycystic kidney disease

First: toxins. It is also a common cause of polycystic kidney disease. Toxins act on the human body, can cause damage to various cells, tissues and organs, resulting in diseases and even life-threatening, and it is also one of the main reasons for gene mutation, congenital dysplasia and other phenomena. Common toxins such as pesticides, certain chemicals, radiation, pollution, etc. In particular, it should be pointed out that some drugs also have nephrotoxicity, if used improperly, it is easy to cause renal damage.

Second, various kinds of infection: infection can cause abnormal changes in the internal environment of the organism, thus creating environmental conditions conducive to gene changes of cysts, enhancing the activity of internal factors of cysts, thus promoting the formation and growth of cysts; Common infections include upper respiratory tract infection, including cold, urinary tract infection, gastrointestinal tract infection, skin infection, trauma infection, instrument infection and so on, that is, bacterial infection or viral infection can have a great impact on the cyst.

Third: congenital dysplasia can produce a variety of diseases. For cystic nephropathy, it can mainly cause medullary sponge kidney, dysplastic polycystic kidney disease, etc. the genes of congenital dysplasia are generally not abnormal, so it is different from gene inheritance or gene mutation. This is a common cause of polycystic kidney disease.

matters needing attention

The earlier the treatment of polycystic kidney, the better the effect. When there is no damage to renal function, effective treatment is the best period. Early elimination of cyst or control of cyst development can completely avoid the occurrence of renal insufficiency or uremia.