Patient's question:
Previously, I had very good control of my diabetes. Then, I secretly stopped taking my medication while carrying my child, thinking it would save a bit of money. I didn't take any medication for a year. Later, it became increasingly severe, with extremely high blood sugar levels and many accompanying symptoms, such as red and teary eyes. Could nephrotic syndrome be life-threatening?Doctor's answer:
Nephrotic syndrome is a condition that also involves metabolic decomposition disorders, leading to symptoms related to kidney dysfunction. First, renal MRI and renal function tests are required. If hematuria, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia persist for a long time, they will repeatedly cause metabolic decomposition abnormalities and kidney failure. It is recommended that you first undergo renal function tests and use corticosteroids for adjustment treatment. Of course, clinical diagnosis doctors need to consider specific medications based on specific circumstances.