Nephrotic Syndrome is a kind of kidney disease with a long course and frequent relapse. But if not treated properly, it can not be treated well even for a long time. How long does Nephrotic Syndrome last? Read on to learn more information.

For some patients, their Nephrotic Syndrome has lasted for a decade, but it is still not under control, and gets relapse frequently. For some patients, their disease gets into remission after several months’ treatment. Why is there such a distinctive difference? Because the treatment plan is different.

In our hospital, Nephrotic Syndrome treatment is usually divided into 3 stages.

The first stage is mainly pathological treatment of kidney. Local drug penetration in the renal area is used to completely remove the destructive substances in the kidney, improve glomerular sclerosis, mesangial hyperplasia, renal blood perfusion, and renal parenchymal microcirculation so as to change the pathological damage of the kidney and delay the process of renal parenchymal damage. At the same time, you need to regulate all the body systems, prevent and treat complications and primary disease.

The second stage is mainly to improve renal function so as to promote the body instinct to improve the illness condition.

The third stage is mainly to consolidate the body’s various systems to prevent relapse. You can do it from state of mind, psychology, personal values, lifestyle, habits, etc. They can help your body get well so as to achieve the goal of preventing recurrence of kidney disease.

With the above three stages of treatment, you can get complete remission from Nephrotic Syndrome and reduce its relapse greatly. And it usually takes one years for each treatment stage, and the whole treatment course takes about three years. Although it is a long time, it is worthy to try.

How long does Nephrotic Syndrome last? It depends on how well you control the disease. For more information on Nephrotic Syndrome treatment, please leave a message below or contact online doctor.