How to Do with Relapses of Proteinuria for FSGS Patients

As a very common symptom of FSGS, proteinuria is not easy to treat in the clinic. FSGS patients have been seeking for natural and effective treatment for proteinuria, but many cases experience the relapses of condition, also some patients will still suffer lots of protein in urine though they take medicines regularly. Then how to do with relapses of proteinuria for FSGS patients?

The reason for relapse of proteinuria is that too much toxins and immune complexes deposit on kidneys. Those harmful substances destroy kidneys’ normal structure directly or indirectly, thus making protein leak out and then the decline in renal function. Steroids and immunosuppressive agents can control the inflammatory reaction in kidneys and reduce protein in urine within a short time, but protein appears in urine again once patients reduce the dose of medicines or stop taking them. It seems that the condition relapses, as a matter of fact, the disease itself has not been treated well. Steroids and immunosuppressive agents are unable to help remove toxins and immune complexes out of body. The relapse of proteinuria indicates a poor appetite, and the condition will develop with a relatively fast speed. Once FSGS develops kidney failure, dialysis or kidney transplant will be required in the near future.

Now we can know that the best way to deal with the relapses of proteinuria in FSGS is to treat the disease properly. Nowadays, oral Chinese herbal medicines, medicated bath, foot bath, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, enema therapy, circle therapy and other Chinese therapies are used in the clinic to treat FSGS with a series of special functions including expanding blood vessels, improving blood circulation, removing toxins and immune complexes out of body, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, degradation, promoting DNA replication of damaged inherent cells and offering kidneys nutrients. With the recovery of kidney function, protein in urine will naturally disappear, also kidney failure can be effectively avoided.