Patient's question:
Protein 2, occult blood 2, normal kidney function. Normal blood protein. Currently taking 15 mg of hormones and 1 mg of Secopin. Also taking Amlodipine and Bailing capsules. Under these conditions, can I have a child? If not, when can I?Doctor's answer:
Can patients with nephrotic syndrome have children? Can those with nephrotic syndrome get pregnant? When a pregnant woman with nephrotic syndrome develops pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, it may lead to preeclampsia and eclampsia. At this stage, blood pressure rises significantly, accompanied by symptoms such as severe headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and even convulsions. Eclampsia poses a significant threat to both the mother and the fetus, not only endangering the health of the fetus but also severely endangering the health of the mother. In such cases, apart from active treatment, pregnancy is often terminated to reduce the burden on the heart and kidneys. It is recommended to monitor whether serum albumin levels rise. If they do not, and if it affects fetal development, pregnancy should be terminated as soon as possible.