Patient's question:
What are the complications caused by nephrotic syndrome?Doctor's answer:
The complications caused by nephrotic syndrome are: First, infection; second, acute kidney failure complicated with acute kidney failure. If it is not handled properly, it can be life-threatening. If timely and correct treatment is given, most patients can be expected to recover. Third, disorders of protein and fat metabolism. However, the amount and structure of protein and fat in the diet should be adjusted. Currently, many drugs are available for the treatment of protein and fat metabolism disorders.