Why Does Nephrotic Syndrome Get Relapse Easily in Children

Nephrotic syndrome refers to the kidney disorder with a series of symptoms, which becomes more and more popular for people all over the world, especially in children. Relapse of nephrotic syndrome is one of the most concerned problems for NS patients. Then why does nephrotic syndrome get relapse easily in children? Read on, you can get answers and solutions here.

Here are the reasons of nephrotic syndrome relapse in children.

1. Children often like to play, which can make them tired and cause sleepless. Without a good rest, it can lead to the relapse of this disease.

2. Infections or cold is the most common cause of relapse in children with nephrotic syndrome, because infections and cold can increase kidney burden, which can worsen the disease.

3. Steroids is the most commonly used treatment in NS patients, which can help control well of the symptoms, such as proteinuria, hematuria, swelling, etc. However, once patients reduce the dosage or stop the steroids intake, it will cause the relapse of this disease as well.

4. A well planed diet is also very important for NS patients. A good diet chart can help reduce kidney burden and relieve some of the symptoms in patients. To children, the not well prepared diet can cause the relapse of their disease. So parents need to make a good diet for NS children by following the guidance of professional nephrologists.

Above are the common causes of nephrotic syndrome relapse in children. Once patients were diagnosed with NS, they need to take effective treatment to remedy the disease from root, which can make a good prognosis for patients.

In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, we use systematic treatment to remedy NS, which aims at repairing damaged renal cells and improving renal function, then the nephrotic syndrome can be controlled well. If you want to learn more details of treatment for your own case in NS, you can send your recent test reports to kidneycares@hotmail.com, or contact with whatsapp +8615131171391, we will give more help to avoid the relapse of nephrotic syndrome.