Nephrotic Syndrome Shows To Kidney Failure Quickly
Nephrotic syndrome is a group of symptoms caused by kidney disease. And renal failure is usually described as the final stage of kidney disease. Since nephrotic syndrome and renal failure are associated with a kidney disorder, there must be a relationship between them.
Why nephrotic syndrome causes kidney failure
Many factors can lead to kidney failure and Nephrotic Syndrome is just one of them. Nephrotic syndrome is diagnosed with a large amount of protein in the urine (usually at least 3.5 g / day), swelling, hyperlipidemia and hypoproteinemia. This means that the glomerulus is damaged and the filtration function is seriously impaired.
GFR is a common medical index used to reflect kidney function and a normal range of it is 100 to 130. For people with a kidney problem, as a rule, the higher the GFR, the better the kidney function. The glomerular filtration function solves the filtration rate (GFR) of the patient directly, so for patients with nephrotic syndrome, the severity of their symptoms tends to reflect their GFR.
According to the international standard, the final stage of kidney disease or, it can be said, chronic kidney disease in the 3rd stage is diagnosed when GFR decreases to 15. Therefore, for patients with nephrotic syndrome, if they can not effectively control their symptoms, their kidney function will become poorer and poorer, as well as their GFR will be lower and lower.
In cases of nephrotic syndrome, all the symptoms of proteinuria, edema, hyperlipidemia and hypoproteinemia are connected and the last three can be caused by the large freedom of protein in the urine. Therefore, if you want to correct these symptoms, we should get proteinuria controlled first.
Finally, since the nephrotic syndrome is marked by a massive protein in the urine, patients with proteinuria should be alert for kidney failure, and try to prevent it by taking some effective medical measures. My mail is asya.yue@mail.ru, Whatsapp / Viber +8613292893707.
