moreThe treatment of Nephrotic Syndrome
Modern medicine uses corticosteroid hormones to treat Nephrotic Syndrome by inhibiting inflammation reaction and immune response, resulting in temporary correction of proteinuria, Hypoalbuminemia and edema. However, treating Nephrotic Syndrome can not rely on corticosteroid hormones only...
moreThe symptoms of Nephrotic Syndrome
What are the Symptoms of Child Nephrotic Syndrome? The diagnosis of Nephrotic Syndrome is on the basis of clinical manifestations mainly. As long as people who have large amount of urine protein (24h TUPr >0.1g/kg, or >3.5g/kg), severe edema, hypercholesterolemia ( 5.7mmol/ L, <220mg%), albuminemia(<30g/L,<3Gg%) can be diagnosed as Nephrotic Syndrome...
moreThe diet of Nephrotic Syndrome
First, sodium intake. The patients with edema should have low-salt diet so as not to aggravate edema. Generally, daily salt intake should be no more than 2g. The patients should eat less pickle foods, monosodium glutamate and dietary alkali. When edema disappears, plasma protein becomes normal, the patient can have a normal diet...
moreThe common sense of Nephrotic Syndrome
Because there are much protein is leaked, many foams are presented in the urine. Other manifestations are loss of appetite, nausea, vomit, edema in eyelid. Patients with serious illness condition may also suffer from edema in the whole body, pleural effusion and oliguresis.
Can patients with Nephrotic Syndrome take activities?...