Kidney Treatment in Ayurveda

Kidney cysts are small round pouches or sacs with a thin wall filled with a water-like fluid. Cysts can occur on the surface of the kidneys or within them. They can differ in size from a small pea to a size of a big grapefruit. These cysts can also expand in size over time, although they rarely cause any problems in the body. In fact, people can go through their lives without even knowing that they have kidney cysts.  Nevertheless, kidney cysts can be associated with severe disorders that may impair kidney function. Some people have kidney cysts caused by an inherited disease called polycystic kidney disease (PKD). But more commonly, people have a simple kidney cyst, a type of kidney cyst. These cysts are almost always noncancerous and harmless.  However, kidney cysts should not be left ignored or untreated. These fluid-filled cysts worsen and hurt the tissues and cells of the kidneys, inciting kidney failure. A kidney cyst is one of the leading causes of kidney failure after diab

During the filtration process, kidneys remove toxins, excess fluid, and other wastes present in your blood. Your kidneys form urine to excrete these wastes along with. But only a few people know that simultaneously they don't allow essential substances present in your blood to escape into the urine. Your blood has many essential elements that are required by the body; protein (Albumin) is one of them. It has an important role in regulating minerals level in the blood and stopping the leakage of fluid into body tissues. In some cases, people experience too much foamy urine output that may be because of high protein leakage into the urine. This problem is called proteinuria that is mainly characterized by a high presence of protein in the urine. Either it may be an early sign of any serious kidney problem, or some dietary habits may also cause proteinuria. Proteinuria treatment in Ayurveda can help you overcome this problem lifelong. Symptoms of Proteinuria Mainly, proteinuria