Nephrotic Syndrome Due to FSGS: Is It Curable
Nephrotic Syndrome can be caused by many disorders, while FSGS is just one common cause of Nephrotic Syndrome. If patients just have this problem, they must want to know whether this kidney problem is curable or not.
Just like other types of chronic kidney disease, Nephrotic Syndrome can’t be reversed completely. This is because not all damaged kidney cells can’t be repaired successfully. Please, don’t worry. There are some therapies that can help treat this disease effectively, and then patients can live with their own kidneys safely.
If Nephrotic Syndrome is caused by FSGS, patients must have swelling and proteinuria. In order to manage patients’ problem, the treatment should begin from managing these problems. In clinic, diuretic is often applied to stimulate kidneys to eliminate more fluid, so as to ease swelling. ACEI, ARBs and steroids all have a quick and obvious effect on managing protein leakage. All of these medicines can help alleviate patients’ symptoms.
However, only depending on these medicines are more likely to cause the recurrence of Nephrotic Syndrome. From this point, patients are suggested to take some other systemic therapies like Immunotherapy.
Since FSGS has a close link with immune disorder, Immunotherapy is worth a try for these Nephrotic Syndrome patients. This is because this therapy can bring the following three therapeutic effects.
1. Remove immune complexes: Immune complexes are the pathogenic factors of this disease. Once they are removed out, patients don’t need to worry the further kidney damage any more.
2. Rebuild kidney filtering structure: As long as kidneys can do their work normally, patients can live with their own kidneys.
3. Regulate immune system: This effect can prevent the relapse of Nephrotic Syndrome effectively.
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