Can Nephrotic Syndrome Be Cured

Is there a cure for Nephrotic Syndrome? Nephrotic Syndrome is life-threatening and relapses easily, so finding a cure becomes the common pursuit of all the Nephrotic Syndrome patients.

Nephrotic Syndrome actually is not a indepent kidney disease and actually refers to a group of clinical manifestions such as proteinuria, edema, hypoalbuminemia and hyperlipidemia. It is depressed and frightening to know the fact that Nephrotic Syndrome can not be cured according to current medical technology, but fortunately, it can be remitted well with the cooperation of Chinese medicines and western medicines. Therefore, there is still a great hope for Nephrotic Syndrome patients to live a good life in future.

Immunotherapy shows the best effects among various treatment methods for Nephrotic Syndrome, as it is created on the basis of pathogenesis of Nephrotic Syndrome. Clinical studies reveal about 95% of kidney disease is caused by abnormal inflammation in kidney. Inflammation occurs when there are depositions. Immunotherapy not only helps to remove deposition in kidney, but also prevent the formation of new deposition, which can help to avoid further kidney damages radically. In Immunotherapy, both Chinese medicine and western medicine are used and they are applied to achieve different medical purposes. By combining the advantageous of them, treatment effects are increased greatly.

Besides, although Immunotherapy is effective, it can not cure Nephrotic Syndrome and only helps to improve kidney function and illness condition. In addition, patients need to make corresponding adjustments according to their diet while taking this treatment. With different illness condition, they need to make different dietary changes, but generally they need to adjust protein intake, limit fluid intake and fat intake. Also, try to pay attention to potassium intake and phosphorus intake according to the test values.

Nephrotic Syndrome not only attack adults, but also children; therefore, it is necessary for all the patients to prevent this incurable disease actively. And once being diagnosed, effective treatment is urgently needed; otherwise, this disease will progress to kidney failure stage and bring patients to dialysis or kidney transplant.