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Spilling protein in urine is a common sign among Nephrotic Syndrome patients and the more protein spill, the severer the illness condition is. Therefore, stopping spilling protein in urine has a great significance for Nephrotic Syndrome pat...Read More
Besides typical proteinuria, edema, high blood lipid and low plasma albumin, some nephrotic syndrome patients have the symptoms of nausea and vomiting when they get up in the morning. And sometimes they will feel nausea and vomiting if ther...Read More
Children kidney diseases are mostly primary and they are mainly characterized by increased permeability of glomerular basement membrane. Typical clinical symptoms are massive proteinuria (lots of bubbles in urine), hypoalbuminemia (low plas...Read More
Hyperocholesterolemia, or high blood cholesterol, is common in Nephrotic Syndrome. In addition to albumin, other important enzymes involved in cholesterol metabolism slip through glomeruli, which contribute to high blood cholesterol. This m...Read More
Hypoproteinemia is one of the symptoms, or we can say complications of Nephrotic Syndrome. It is caused by the serious insufficiency of protein in blood. But, why people with Nephrotic Syndrome suffer from this problem more easily? Nephroti...Read More
Typical clinical symptoms of nephrotic syndrome are three highs and one low---massive proteinuria (≧3.5g/d), severe edema, hyperlipidemia, hypoalbuminemia (≦30g/L). In serious cases there will be serous cavity effusion and anuria. Varyi...Read More
Just as its name implies, Chronic Glomerular Nephritis means there is inflammation in glomeruli. Chronic Glomerular Nephritis may occur when patients are at any age and with the occurrence of it, there usually is a group of abnormal symptom...Read More
Protein in urine is the essential symptom of Nephrotic Syndrome. Different from many other kidney problems, Nephrotic Syndrome is not marked by a kind of pathological change, but a group of symptoms and proteinuria, also can be called prote...Read More
