What is the cure rate of primary nephrotic syndrome?

Patient's question:

Eye swollen for one and a half months, possibly pharyngitis

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition: For patients with nephrotic syndrome, one noteworthy point is that the cure rate of nephrotic syndrome refers to the clinical cure rate. This means that after standardized and effective treatment, the abnormal symptoms exhibited by the patient in clinical settings are eliminated, and the condition remains stable for more than one year. However, many current treatments for nephrotic syndrome often only address the symptoms presented by the patient, failing to effectively treat the kidney damage. As a result, when exposed to various triggers, the condition of nephrotic syndrome patients may relapse, rendering previous treatments ineffective.
Advice: Therefore, comprehensively speaking, the cure rate of nephrotic syndrome should not only consider symptomatic treatment to eliminate complications but also address the underlying cause by treating kidney damage. To improve the cure rate of nephrotic syndrome, in addition to implementing standardized and scientific treatment plans for patients, it is also essential to coordinate with the patient's own medication and dietary measures.