Patient's question:
Physical examination revealed proteinuria and hematuria, each increased twice, kidney examination confirmed as IgA, 1/3 glomerular sclerosis, accompanied by hypertensionDoctor's answer:
Thank you very much for your trust! First, I would like to ask a question: Was your kidney biopsy performed at our hospital? Based on the information you have provided, although your proteinuria is not too severe and your renal function is normal, the presence of hypertension and a (sclerosis ball) reaching 1/3 suggests that the condition is not mild. You know, chronic nephritis and IgA nephropathy are chronic diseases, and most are lifelong. Even if your proteinuria becomes negative now, it does not mean it won't recur later, especially after you stop taking medication, as recurrences are common in such cases. If your blood pressure is normal six months after stopping medication and your urine protein remains negative, you may consider pregnancy. However, it would be best if you brought your kidney biopsy pathology report to the outpatient clinic so I can review it. This way, I may have more authority to speak on the matter.