Eliminate Proteinuria for FSGS Patients Effectively

“Hello, doctor, my child was diagnosed with Nephrotic Syndrome caused by FSGS when he was 3.5 years old. Now he has been suffering from this disease for 10 years. His condition relapses twice a year, and proteinuria cannot be controlled well with steroid drugs. I am afraid he will have to undergo dialysis one day. Please help him.”

“Once one type of glomerular cells is damaged, protein may go through kidney filters and presents foamy urine. What’s worse, protein is a macromolecular substance, when it goes through basement membrane, protein leakage can cause further damage to filtration pores , resulting in aggravation of kidney disease. Therefore, patients will fall into a vicious cycle. For FSGS patients, it is very important to control proteinuria.”

“As for the treatment for proteinuria, doctors may prescribe some medications such as ACEI, ARB and steroids to reduce proteinuria. Patients should know that these western medications fail to treat proteinuria from the root. In other words, they are unable to fix impaired glomerular filtration structure. Thereby, more systemic treatments should be taken.”

“The best way to reduce proteinuria is to repair the damaged glomerular filtration membrance and recover renal function, in that case, kidneys can work again to avoid dialysis and kidney transplant. Nowadays, the application of various Chinese medicine therapies brings FSGS patients new hopes. There are many new types of Chinese medicine treatments in the clinic nowadays, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, foot bath, medicated bath, circle therapy, herbal enema therapy and so on. To say it simply, they mainly play the following functions when treating FSGS: improving blood circulation, eliminating immune complexes existing in blood circulation and depositing on kidneys, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, degradation, promoting DNA replication of damaged inherent cells and offering kidneys nutrients. With these treatment, patients will notice the decreased protein in urine on their test reports. Any questions? Feel free to contact us with the way you prefer, we are very glad to work together to help your child.”