Proteinuria 3+, accompanied by generalized edema, onset time half a month

Patient's question:

Urine protein 3+, accompanied by generalized edema, onset time half a month ago! Preliminary diagnosis is pediatric nephrotic syndrome! Already hospitalized for treatment for 13 days, taking prednisone for 3 days! Face is yellow and lacks color! Through which tests can further determine whether it is primary nephrotic syndrome or secondary!

Doctor's answer:

The causes of edema are very complex, lurking in various parts such as the brain, muscles, bones, lymphatic system, and skin. It is recommended to check and treat accordingly.

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