Do you know Cellcept? It is also known as mycophenolate mofetil. In fact, it is a kind of immunosuppressant, which is commonly used in Nephrotic Syndrome treatment. How to get off Cellcept for Nephrotic Syndrome patients? Read on to learn more information.

Why it is difficult to get off Cellcept for Nephrotic Syndrome patients?

Cellcept is to suppress the body’s natural defense, the immune system to reduce renal inflammation so as to prevent further kidney damage and decrease protein leakage. When the dosage reduces, inflammatory reaction in kidneys flares up easily. And then protein goes out of kidneys again. That is why once you taper or stop the use of Cellcept, the disease relapses.

Treatment to help Nephrotic Syndrome patients get off cellcept

If you want to get a permanent control of Nephrotic Syndrome, you should eliminate inflammatory factors and other wastes from kidneys to reduce renal inflammation from the root. You should also clear other waste products and extra fluid from renal inherent cells and blood to make internal environment good for kidney self-healing and other medication application. Moreover, you should dissolve stasis and dispel toxins from blood vessels to make blood flow fluent, and then essential elements such as oxygen, enzymes, and active ingredients of medicine can be transported into nidus to speed up kidney recovery. After about one week’s treatment, swelling will vanish. After about half month’s treatment, proteinuria will decrease or even turn negative. After about one month’s treatment, your illness condition will get under control. With the improvement of renal condition, you can taper cellcept intake and eventually stop it. Because both your kidney condition and immunity get strengthened, Nephrotic Syndrome won’t relapse as easily as before.

How to get off Cellcept for Nephrotic Syndrome patients? Now you get the answer. If you can not find out such a treatment in the local, welcome to Shijiazhuang Hetaiheng Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine. We will help you recover. For more information on Nephrotic Syndrome treatment and our hospital, please leave a message below or contact online doctor.