Can kidney syndrome be cured? Can nephrotic syndrome be cured?

If it's just the early stage, the possibility is still very high! Be sure to cooperate** and don't give up.

In terms of diet, we should also pay attention to avoid a diet that is heavy in oil and salt, and do not eat seafood, so as not to increase the burden on the kidneys.

Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, eat a reasonable diet, and make reasonable arrangements. Drink plenty of water.

Have a positive attitude, a positive attitude will make you get twice the result with half the effort.

Exercise moderately, but don't overexert yourself.

You can try the best method of combining Chinese and Western, and the effect is still very good!

Hello. Nephrotic syndrome is as long as the kidneys are functioning normally and there are no serious concurrent infections. Most of them are possible.

Yes, but you have to be early**, don't recognize that the later stage is very strict, eat lightly now, don't smoke and drink.

I'll be cured, I got it when I was a child, and now I'm 23 years old, and I'm completely fine, and now I can kill a cow, and if I keep going, I'll be fine.

Nephrotic syndrome (NS) can be caused by a variety of clinical syndromes, such as increased glomerular basal membrane permeability, manifested by massive proteinuria, hypoproteinemia, high edema, and hyperlipidemia.

General** such as nutritional support, rest, etc.

Symptomatic ** such as 1Diuresis and swelling 2Reduces protein in the urine.

Main** such as 1Glucocorticoids** 2Cytotoxic drugs 3Immunosuppressant.

The prognosis for NS varies widely among individuals.

Modern medicine mainly takes ** and symptomatic ** for nephrotic syndrome. There are significant differences in the efficacy of adrenocorticosteroids and immunosuppressants for nephrotic syndrome in different tissue types, and there are many more.

Traditional Chinese medicine** uses the ways of activating the kidneys, activating blood and removing stasis, reducing turbidity and detoxification, in order to dredge the kidneys. Promote and improve the microcirculation of the kidney that has atrophied and necrotic, and accelerate the metabolism of the diseased kidney.

Yes, be careful to have less sex.

Hello, if it is early, the condition can be controlled, and it is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine to be conservative**. The diet is mainly light.

Generally speaking, there is hope for not developing uremia**.

Hello, chronic kidney disease takes a certain amount of time when it is sick, and the cause of chronic kidney disease has a certain relationship with the constitution and immune system. At the same time, pay attention to the symptoms of drugs, pay attention to life, pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, etc., and improve immunity.

What should patients with long-term renal syndrome do?

Primary nephrotic syndrome is classified into minimal lesions according to the pathological findings of nephropathy. Mesangial hyperplasia (IgA, IgM nephropathy. Local segmental glomerulosclerosis. Membranous nephropathy. Mesangial capillary nephritis.

The etiology, pathogenesis, duration of the disease, no effect, and outcome may vary among the types. The same pathological type with the same clinical presentation is not necessarily the same; The pathological types that usually manifest mild are not 100% mild or easy to treat.

2 6 children, minimal lesion type ( type) can account for 95%; In patients over 60 years of age, membranous nephropathy accounts for 40%. The use of standard amounts of hormones in children with primary nephrotic syndrome** can often achieve satisfactory results, and sequelae can no longer occur. Mesangial nephrotic syndrome** is more difficult and mainly protects kidney function.

The response of focal segmental sclerosis type ** is poor, and the ineffective case can reach 50% to 60%. Moreover, compared with young people, the performance of long-term use of hormones in large doses is more obvious, so doctors will weigh the pros and cons and decide whether to use hormones.

Whether nephrotic syndrome has sequelae depends mainly on the type of pathology, and some types are more likely to turn into chronic renal insufficiency or renal failure.