Can an early diagnosis of FSGS help in treating the disease? With this question, let’s read the following article. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact online doctor.

How is FSGS diagnosed?

FSGS is diagnosed with renal biopsy, however, because only some sections of the glomeruli are affected, the biopsy can sometimes be inconclusive. Nowadays, renal biopsy is not the only way for you to diagnose FSGS. You can try kidney damage test, immunodetection and so on to find out where your kidneys are damaged and how severely your kidneys are damaged. And then you can take corresponding measures to halt the progression of FSGS.

Treatment of FSGS

Currently steroids such as prednisone or prednisolone are often given to try and control proteinuria. Proteinuria treatment aims to decrease the amount of protein lost in the urine. The less protein in the urine, the better the patient will do. In FSGS, even partial remission is important.

Here we recommend you to try Toxin-Removing Treatment, which is also known as Detoxification Therapy. This is a systemic Chinese medicine treatment, which makes use of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Enema Therapy, Cycle Therapy, Steam Therapy and so on to take effect. It can dissolve toxins to make blood flow fluent so that essential elements can be transported into damaged kidneys to speed up kidney recovery. It can also dispel toxins and discharge toxins to make internal environment good for kidney self-healing and other medication application. After about one week’s treatment, your swelling will disappear. Half month later, your proteinuria will decrease. After one month’s treatment, your FSGS will be under control, and your renal function will be improved gradually.

Can an early diagnosis of FSGS help in treating the disease? Yes, it can. The earlier you find out the disease, the earlier you can start treatment, and the better the therapeutic effect. For more information on FSGS treatment, please leave a message below or send emails to renal-disease@hotmail.com.