Patient's question:
My precious son has been coughing non-stop for the past month. Later, when the medicine didn't help, I took him to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with nephrotic syndrome. I am very sad because this disease will never be cured. Can pediatric nephrotic syndrome be treated? Are there any methods to rescue him?Doctor's answer:
Most cases of pediatric nephrotic syndrome are of the microscopic inflammation type, so the vast majority can be cured. Pediatric nephrotic syndrome is generally caused by autoimmune reactions and may present with eyelid edema, body swelling, high blood pressure, and reduced urine output. Therefore, it is believed that treatment is necessary. Generally, the use of hormone-based medications is required, combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatments that clear heat, resolve toxicity, promote diuresis, and regulate dampness to stop protein leakage.