Patient's question:
Recently, I found out I have nephritis. I want to treat it myself with some medication. Hello, what kind of antibiotics are good for nephritis?Doctor's answer:
Nephritis is not the disease caused by bacterial infection that we usually refer to. Although it contains the word "inflammation," it is not a typical inflammatory condition. It is an autoimmune disease resulting from a comprehensive evaluation of causes. Taking oral antibiotics is ineffective for treating nephritis. It requires the use of hormones for treatment. The dosage of hormones needs to be determined based on the type and severity of your nephritis to formulate an appropriate plan. It is recommended to consult a professional doctor in the nephrology department to develop a treatment plan for you.