Patient's question:
You and I have nephrotic syndrome. I have had this condition for two years. Serum creatinine is normal. Now, the hormone is increased to 7.5 mg daily. Urine protein 2, serum creatinine 142 (normal 55-115), plasma albumin 36 (35-50), total protein 46 (64-83%), globulin 11 (20-30), other tests are normal, excessive urination, nocturia. Please ask me how this disease has turned into kidney insufficiency? Or is it more severe?Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally speaking, patients with kidney disease are more prone to infections and colds. Children, who are in the process of growing and their body tissues have not yet fully developed, are more susceptible to diseases. When facing external viruses, they are even more helpless, making them easily susceptible to colds, infections, and a worsening of their condition. For children whose blood pressure has not dropped to normal levels, it is important to pay attention to increasing salt intake in their diet. However, a salt-free diet can interfere with eating. A low-salt diet is appropriate.