Nephrotic Syndrome,Symptoms, Treatments, Causes, Diet ,prognosis
Nephrotic Syndrome is common in children. If your child has it, get more information about its causes, symptoms, treatments, diet and prognosis.
Nephrotic Syndrome Causes
Nephrotic Syndrome is a condition that can be caused by a group of diseases. IgAN, FSGS, MCD, etc, all can be Nephrotic Syndrome causes.
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Nephrotic Syndrome Diagnosis
An accurate Nephrotic Syndrome diagnosis and test can guide doctors to make a treatment and diet plan.
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Nephrotic Syndrome Symptoms
Swelling, proteinuria, hypoproteinemia and hyperlipemia are four typical Nephrotic Syndrome signs and symptoms.
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Nephrotic Syndrome Treatment
The ultimate purpose of Nephrotic Syndrome treatment is to not only ease patients' symptoms but also prevent relapse of Nephrotic Syndrome.
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Nephrotic Syndrome Diet
Nephrotic Syndrome diet requires patient to limit the fluid and protein intake. Specific requirements about food and nutrition depend on illness condition.
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Nephrotic Syndrome Prognosis
In some cases, Nephrotic Syndrome prognosis is good so patients can get remission naturally, while in other cases, it is bad.
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Treatment Quick Links
- Toxin-Removing Therapy
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy
- Micro-Chinese Medicine Hot Compress Therapy
- Top Seven TCM Therapies
- Four "One" Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Polluted Blood Therapy
- Immunotherapy
- Chinese Medicine
- Drugs And Supplements
- Kidney Transplant
- Dialysis
- Hemodialysis
- Peritoneal Dialysis
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