How to Treat Nephrotic Syndrome Properly
2016-12-22 16:18
Nephrotic Syndrome is formed due to damages of clusters of tiny blood vessels called glomeruli, it is hard to be cured but easy to relapse. So as a patient with such a disease, you need to treat it in the proper way.
How to treat Nephrotic Syndrome properly?
First, you need to relieve those symptoms
As we all know, without timely control, the symptoms will make further damage to the kidneys, so if you want to treat Nephrotic Syndrome you should relieve those symptoms.
Anti-hypertensive medications, such as angiogensin-converting enzyme inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers will be used to prevent further damages from high blood pressure.
ACE inhibitors help decrease the protein loss in urine.
Drugs controlling high blood sugar are also important.
Furthermore, high cholesterol level should be treated to reduce the risk of heart and blood vessel problems.
Diuretics (water pills), fruits or vegetables (diet) that is good at relieving swelling works for Nephrotic Syndrome.
Low salt diet helps with edema.
The usage of blood thinners could reduce the risk of developing blood clots.
Second, to repair the kidney damage from its root.
After those symptoms got controlled, you need to take the systematic treatment to repair the damaged kidneys and protect the kidneys from further damage. Here, i recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to you.
By anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, anti-thrombosis and enlarge blood vessels, this treatment can create a good environment and enough nutrition for the repairing of kidney tissues. Besides that, it also can protect the kidneys from further damage.
If you are interested in this treatment or want to treat Nephrotic Syndrome effectively, you can send email to us or leave message below, we will try our best to help you.
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