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Medical Conditions - Polycystic Kidney Disease

Polycystic kidney disease is a condition in which multiple cysts occur on the surface of the kidneys. Over time these cysts may impair the functions of the kidneys resulting in kidney failure. Painkillers and the removal of cysts help improve the condition. However, a kidney transplant may be required in complicated cases.

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Why does a patient with PKD have an urge to urinate always?

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Will I need a kidney transplant because of PKD at 44?

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What medications can manage cysts and protect my kidneys?

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Does my polycystic kidney disease lead to kidney failure?

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Can polycystic kidney disease cause back pain at 42?

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Why do kidney stones happen alongside PKD at 38?

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Can diet or lifestyle changes help manage kidney cysts?

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Is dialysis required for a renal failure patient with a GFR of 13?

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How do I manage progressing polycystic kidney disease at 44?

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Is a transplant needed for severe polycystic kidney disease?

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