Can a Grandparent Give a Grandchild PKD?

Can a grandparent give a grandchild PKD? Some phenomenon go as follows: a person is diagnosed with PKD (polycystic kidney disease), a genetic kidney disease, which is caused by disorder of gene, he is confused why his parents do not have it, but he has. So he doubts that it is not true.
Specialists in kidney disease field point out that indeed, in clinic, a grandparent can give a grandchild PKD although parents do not have it. They also point out that when they collect information for a cyst patients to diagnosed whether it is PKD or not, they will ask such question: do your grandparents have PKD?
Knowing this, let’s solve how to treat PKD if a person is diagnosed with PKD.
Generally, renal puncture is widely used in clinic, which can rupture cysts, thus relieving the pressure in the tissue and remit the hematuria and pain caused by big cysts. However, renal puncture can only help diminish the bigger ones and can not deal with the smaller ones. With time passing by, smaller one will also grow up. In addition, renal puncture is a kind of operation after all, which may lead to infection.
To treat PKD from root, in our Hospital, Chinese Medicine is created, which can solve this problem.Active materials in Chinese Medicine will extend the blood vessels in blood walls around, accelerate the blood circulation of the cysts wall, increase the permeability of the cyst wall, decline the inner pressure and accelerate the reabsorption of water in cysts to blood vessels, thus shrinking the cysts. In this way, damaged intrinsic cells can be repaired and the inner environment is clearer than before.
After these, PKD can be treated, even if a grandparent gives it to the grandchild. So it also tells us that if a family member has PKD, all other members should be aware and have regular screen to have a timely diagnosis, which benefits the treatment.