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Are Renal Cysts Common in Older People?

Over 50% of adults aged 50 and older are estimated to have at least one simple kidney cyst, making them extremely common with advanced age. In this authoritative guide, we explore the prevalence of renal cysts in older people and what this benign condition means for your health.

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Is it normal to get cysts as you age?

According to one study, the chance of detecting hepatic (liver) cysts increased more than 30-fold between the ages of 30 and 80. It is, in fact, quite normal to get cysts as you age, with many types becoming more common later in life due to age-related physiological changes. However, while many are harmless, others may require medical attention.

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