Nephrotic Syndrome is a renal disease diagnosed from clinical manifestations, including a large range of conditions. The conditions for diagnosing nephrotic syndrome are large amounts of proteinuria, greater than 3.5g/24h, hypoalbuminemia, less than 30g/L, and edema or hyperlipidemia.
Nephrodisiac syndrome has primary nephrodisiac syndrome and secondary nephrodisiac syndrome. Primary nephrodisiac syndrome is the disease originates from the kidney itself, and secondary nephrodisiac syndrome is secondary damage to the kidney caused by abnormalities in other systems of the body. At this time, renal biopsy pathology is required to clarify the pathology type and guide clinical judgment of prognosis. The treatment of nephrotic syndrome is mainly treated with the immunosuppressant , especially the glucocorticoid . In addition to treating nephrotic syndrome, secondary nephrotic syndrome also requires the treatment of primary diseases, such as diabetes , hypertension , rheumatism system diseases, endocrine system diseases, etc.
Nephrotic syndrome is a series of clinical manifestations caused by a variety of renal pathological damage, which are caused by severe proteinuria and a series of clinical manifestations. The most basic characteristic of nephrotic syndrome is large amounts of proteinuria. The definition of large amounts of proteinuria is that urine protein is greater than or equal to 3.5 grams per day. This is often accompanied by hypoproteinemia, edema and hyperlipidemia. Nephrotic syndrome can be divided into primary and secondary. Secondary nephrotic syndrome is common in diabetes nephropathy , systemic lupus erythematosus , hepatitis B virus-related nephritis, amyloidosis, drugs, tumors and nephrotic syndrome caused by infection, etc. The common pathological types of primary nephrotic syndrome are microlesion nephropathy , membranous nephropathy , IgA disease, glomerular focal segmental sclerosis, and mesangial capillary nephritis.
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