Can FSGS with Proteinuria Be Cured

Can FSGS with proteinuria be cured? For patients with this autoimmune disease, immune complex deposit on the glomerular capillary loops and cause the damage of the epithelial cells. The damaged epithelial cells turn into the myofibroblast which generate the glomerular sclerosis and then start the process of renal fibrosis. Nowadays FSGS has become a common cause for chronic renal failure.

Many patients ask whether FSGS with proteinuria be cured? what does it mean by “cure”? After proper treatment, symptoms and complications of FSGS disappear, there is no protein and no blood in the urine, creatinine and other abnormal lab tests can be controlled and FSGS patients can live a normal life without dialysis and kidney transplant.

For patients with FSGS, the glomerulus are damaged, and podocyte is damaged mainly. So patients have a large amount of protein in urine. When protein lose too much, kidneys get damaged more seriously. With the continue loss in kidney function, FSGS gradually develops kidney failure.

Nowadays, various Chinese medicine therapies including oral Chinese herbal medicines, circle therapy, foot bath, medicated bath, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, herbal enema therapy, etc are used in the clinic to help treat FSGS from the root. With the functions of expanding blood vessels, improving blood circulation, removing blood stasis and immune complexes out of body, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, degradation, promoting DNA replication of damaged inherent cells and adjusting abnormal immune system, GFR levels can be gradually increased, thus effectively avoiding dialysis and kidney transplant.

However, once the condition develops kidney failure, there kidney function must has been damaged severely, we can help to reverse their damaged cells but the dead cells we also don't have methods with those Chinese medicine therapies, and no one has methods to find the way to let them back. So from now on, stop delaying your condition, you can still expect a normal life without dialysis and kidney transplant.