Patient's question:
In 2010, I fell ill with a cold, and later underwent a kidney biopsy at a Grade III-A hospital. The result was membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis.Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: According to the results of the kidney biopsy, it is membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis, which is a pathological diagnosis. The above test results, except for high uric acid and blood lipids, are not a major issue. Drink more water and control your diet. What are the current results of your urinalysis? What are the specific contents of your kidney biopsy report?Advice: This type of glomerulonephritis is not sensitive to hormone treatment, and it is prone to relapse during the tapering of hormones. The above tests. Adopting a Chinese medicine-based approach to reduce the side effects of hormones and prevent relapse. Please provide your kidney biopsy results and recent urinalysis results for a detailed analysis, or you can directly click to consult for an answer.
I just read the follow-up questions. After reviewing the report and urinalysis, the clinical diagnosis is chronic glomerulonephritis. This type of glomerulonephritis has a chronic and progressive worsening course, ultimately leading to renal failure. The current treatment is effective, but hematuria still exists. It is recommended to add a Chinese medicine-based treatment to control hematuria while reducing the side effects of hormones and preventing relapse during the tapering process.