Ever heard of protein in urine? Today, we’ll be treating a delicate but solvable condition. Nephrotic syndrome is often caused by damage to small blood vessels in the kidneys that filter waste and excess water from the blood. An underlying health condition usually plays a role.
Yes, Nephrotic syndrome could be mild as well as chronic. Although it can be treated, It can last for years or be lifelong.
It can be diagnosed through urine tests. The test shows if you have proteins in it or not.
What signs to look out for
* High blood pressure.
* Swelling in the feet and hands, and around the eyes.
* Weight gain with fluid retention and swelling.
* Signs of infection such as fever, or an elevated white blood cell count.
* Swelling and pain related to blood clots as the blood becomes thickened.
* Urine that appears foamy from protein loss from the body into voided urine
Treatments
Usually, treatments are based on the following
– Your Age
– Your Overall health and medical history
– Your level of sickness
– What medication or therapy is compatible with your body
– The duration of the ailment
– Your preference
Your medical practitioner may want to start with a change in your diet in order to help regulate your cholesterol level, control blood pressure while attempting to reduce the protein in your urine.
Watch what you eat. Excess salt intake is a no-no. To combat this condition stick to a fiber-rich diet with fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes. These help to regulate blood sugar and reduce proteinuria.
