How Long Do People Live with FSGS

“How long do people live with FSGS”can become a question commonly cared about by people. Compared to other types of kidney diseases, FSGS is not easy to treat in the clinic. However, the treatments in Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine bring FSGS patients new hopes.

It is difficult to say how long do people live with FSGS, that is because it can be affected by many factors, such as patients’age, whether there are some severe complications and how patients are treated and so on. Here experts in Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine will talk about how to treat FSGS properly, thus helping patients live a normal life as others do.

Taking western medicines including steroids and immunosuppressive agents to treat FSGS only is not enough, otherwise there will not have so many cases finally develop kidney failure. In Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, various Chinese therapies including foot bath, medicated bath, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, oral Chinese herbal medicines, enema therapy, circle therapy, etc are chosen and used to treat FSGS with a series of functions of eliminating those immune complexes depositing on kidneys (there are no western medicines can achieve this), improving blood circulation, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, degradation, offering kidneys nutrients and promoting DNA replication of damaged kidney inherent cells. In that case, kidney failure and other complications can be effectively avoided, then people can expect a normal life.

So, from now on, please ignore the answer to how long do people live with FSGS, what you should do is to treat your disease properly. Generally speaking, if your condition is in stage 3 CKD (that is to say, your GFR level is in 30-59ml/min), then your FSGS still can be reversed; if it is in stage 4 CKD (that is to say, your GFR level declines to 15-29ml/min), then it has 50% of possibility to reverse your condition with those therapies. Have a question? Feel free to consult online doctor or leave us a message below.