Patient's question:
The body doesn't feel well, and the waist is straightened. After a careful examination, it was found that I had nephrotic syndrome. I want to know what are the most common complications of nephrotic syndrome?Doctor's answer:
The most common complications of nephrotic syndrome include. Infection is not necessary to use antibiotics for prevention during hormone therapy, as it may lead to fungal secondary infection. When severe infections are difficult to treat, it should be considered to discontinue hormone therapy, but this needs to be determined based on the specific condition of the patient. Thrombosis and embolism complications. For patients who have already experienced thrombosis or embolism, thrombolytic therapy with urokinase or streptokinase should be administered as early as possible, either systemically or locally, while also coordinating anticoagulant treatment. During anticoagulant and thrombolytic therapy, it is important to prevent drug overdose, which may cause skin rashes. Hemodialysis and diuresis should be focused on maintaining life through hemodialysis if the patient does not meet the dialysis criteria.