Patient's question:
How does the cause of nephrotic syndrome in children arise! How can it be treated completely and thoroughly!Doctor's answer:
Refers to a group of clinical symptoms, including large amounts of proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, hyperlipidemia, and edema. Clinical characteristics: "Three highs and one low," which means large amounts of proteinuria (≥3.5g/d), edema, hyperlipidemia, and low plasma protein (≤30g/L). In severe cases, there may be pleural effusion and anuria.Guidance: Remove the cause and trigger factors; eliminate edema and lower blood pressure; reduce proteinuria to the point of disappearance; increase plasma albumin and reduce hyperlipidemia; protect renal function and prevent recurrence.