How to Treat FSGS with Natural Remedies

Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis is usually termed for FSGS that is a most common type of Nephrotic Syndrome. If uncontrolled well, it may develop renal failure easily. Once people are diagnosed with this disease, they must urgently want to know how to treat FSGS with natural remedies. Can’t the traditional remedy treat FSGS effectively? Is there such a natural treatment for FSGS?

The traditional remedies for FSGS?

As one type of Nephrotic Syndrome, primary and secondary FSGS is more likely to be characterized by proteinuria, swelling, hypoalbuminemia and hyperlipidemia. Among them, proteinuria is the most important factor that prompts the development of patients’ condition. In view of this, steroid and immunosuppressive agents are used commonly in FSGS.

We must affirm that steroid indeed has an obvious and quick benefit of controlling patients’ condition especially when patients have heavy proteinuria. However, it can do nothing to the damaged kidney function. What’s more, long-term use of steroid can cause many complications such as weight gain, mood swing, tiredness, memory problems, moon face, etc, and some patients are resistant to steroids. For steroid-resistant patients with FSGS, immunosuppressive agents are added to their medications in order to control patients’ condition. With immunosuppressive agents, patients are usually susceptible to infections because of low immunity. The above side effects drive these patients to find out a more natural treatment for FSGS.

How to treat FSGS with natural remedies?

In the clinical, the root cause of FSGS is mainly immune disorder. From the above analysis, we can know the best natural treatment is to correct patients’ immune system, ease their proteinuria and repair the damaged kidney function. According to these characteristics, Immunotherapy, a natural treatment absorbing the essence of traditional herbal medicines and advanced western medical technologies, is created with the joint effect of many kidney experts. Immunotherapy, compared with steroid and immunosuppressive agents, can not only block the progression of patients’ condition but also enhance patients’ self-curative ability, regulate their immune system and repair the damaged but not necrotic kidney cells.

If all of these benefits can be achieved, patients with FSGS won’t be worried about the deterioration of their condition. This perfect result needs the joint effect of patients and doctors.