How does nephrotic syndrome stop drug relapse to do

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When I was in the treatment of nephrotic syndrome, because I saw the disease gradually disappear, I stopped the drug without the doctor's diagnosis, and the recovery was not complete. I also experienced a long time of treatment. Let's take a look at the relapse of nephrotic syndrome.

How does nephrotic syndrome stop drug relapse to do

First of all: go to the hospital to make a diagnosis. Because now, as long as there are many patients with symptoms similar to nephrotic syndrome, they immediately suspect that they have nephrotic syndrome. In fact, it's easy to make a diagnosis, as long as three tests are done, one is plasma protein test, which is lower than 30g before it can be initially identified as nephrotic syndrome. In a test is blood lipid test, this is the key, the last is urine routine examination. In the diagnosis of disease, we must do a comprehensive examination, so that we can better diagnose the disease, can not simply rely on the disease.

Secondly: nephrotic syndrome itself is a disease that is easy to recur, especially the treatment of nephrotic syndrome is a long-term, slow and long process. It is more necessary for the patient to make clear the type of the disease and further treat it according to the doctor's guidance.

Finally: according to the situation, it should be nephrotic syndrome, because the disease is easy to repeat, so in the treatment, it is suggested that we should pay attention to avoid inducing factors such as cold or other infections as far as possible, and gradually reduce the hormone drugs we are taking. We should refer to the doctor's opinions and never make our own decisions. Avoid fatigue, pay attention to symptomatic treatment according to the specific condition, do not treat blindly.

matters needing attention

For nephrotic syndrome edema, pay attention to limit salt. Salt limited diet because of tasteless will cause many patients loss of appetite, affect the protein and calorie intake. Therefore, when controlling the amount of salt at ordinary times, it should be within the range that the patient can tolerate and does not affect the appetite.