Patient's question:
My wife was diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome in April 2015. After hospitalization and medication treatment, her are still relatively normal now. Recently, she has been considering having another child.Doctor's answer:
Nephrotic syndrome has been stable for over two years, with no hematuria or proteinuria below 0.5g per day during these two years; renal function is normal, without hypertension, without second-degree neuron urinary tract infection. After a thorough kidney biopsy, it was confirmed that the type of nephritis received is relatively mild and it is possible to conceive. However, pregnancy is a process that increases kidney pressure, so it is likely that the kidney disease may recur. Therefore, during pregnancy, it is necessary to enhance prenatal examinations and use medication under the guidance of a doctor to control the condition. Depending on the situation of the fetus, early pregnancy may be terminated in a timely manner.