Childhood Nephrotic Syndrome, also known as nephrosis or Minimal Change
Disease, is an illness in which the kidneys loses protein, which is spilt out
through the body in the urine. In this circumstance, protein levels in the blood
drop and water moves into tissues of the body, resulting in swelling. The frequency of
urination also decreases and weight gain may happen.
Common causes of Childhood Nephrotic Syndrome
This disease can be cause by many factors among which the commonest one is
infection of the upper respiratory tract, such as cold, pharyngitis, amygdalitis
and so forth. After getting affected by an respiratory tract infection,
Nephrotic Syndrome can be induced one to four weeks later.
Let's learn about the mechanism in details. When your child catch a cold, the
immunocyte within the body will be activated to devour bacteria and virus that
enter into body so as to fight off the germs and keep a healthy state. During
this course, certain type of antibodies come into being and then become dead
after this process. For children with less immunocyte and low immune ability,
the immunocyte fail to devour the germs but bind with them temporarily, forming
immune complex. Through blood circulation, the immune complex will arrive at the
kidneys and then deposit on the glomerular basement membrane, causing kidney
impairment. Massive proteins will pass through the glomerular filtration
membrane, leading to Nephrotic Syndrome eventually.
In 2012, the best treatment for childhood Nephrotic Syndrome is
immunotherapy. Then what's the curative effects of immunotherpay? It can
guarantee a satisfactory treatment effects as follows:
● Prevent the progress of the illness-with the newest western medicine
● Clear up the immune complex-with external use of Chinese herbal medicine,
known as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy
● Repair the damaged glomerular basement membrane and restore the kidney
functions-with the most advanced Immunotherapy, which isn't a surgery but a kind
of intravenous injection.
● Eliminate the toxins-with immunoadsorption, plasma exchange, blood
purification.
Immunotherapy is a systemic therapy and one or combined above treatments are
applied.