What should women do if they suffer from nephrotic syndrome?

Women's health is very fragile. They can easily develop diseases due to various factors, which can cause serious damage to their bodies and affect their pace of life. For example, kidneys are an organ that carries a heavy burden on women, and are prone to various kidney problems. For example, nephrotic syndrome is an extremely serious disease that is very harmful to women's health. Let's take a look at what women should do if they suffer from nephrotic syndrome.

Among the early symptoms of kidney disease in women, the most common feeling is pain in the kidney area, including unilateral or bilateral renal colic or pain in the renal area. The abnormal urine caused by kidney disease mainly includes hematuria, proteinuria, pyuria, etc. Because the kidneys have more reserve units, kidney function impairment is not obvious when some kidney units are damaged. If you can pay attention to the early symptoms of kidney disease, detect kidney lesions early, and receive timely treatment, the treatment of kidney disease will be greatly improved.

1. Regulate emotions, restrain desire and preserve sperm

One thing that should be understood is that emotional discomfort is the main reason for repeated illness and blood pressure fluctuations in patients with nephrotic syndrome. You must be vigilant enough. One thing that should be understood is that the course of nephrotic syndrome is relatively long. Patients should pay attention to maintaining a good mental state and pay attention to the proper cultivation of interests and hobbies. For example, enjoying flowers and birds, calligraphy, reading, playing chess, etc. can all cheer you up and promote health.

2. Pay attention to the use of drugs

Medication is the most common treatment option for nephrotic syndrome, but its use must be regular and scientific. For example, if a patient has nephrotic syndrome with severe edema, care should be taken to avoid intramuscular injection of drugs as much as possible, because severe edema often leads to drug retention, poor absorption, or extravasation of drug solution through the needle hole after injection. This is extremely important for patients.

It is recommended that patients with nephrotic syndrome engage in appropriate physical exercise in their daily lives. This is the most common auxiliary treatment for nephrotic syndrome. Common exercises include walking, Tai Chi, Qigong, etc. However, it should be noted that the time and amount of exercise must be determined according to the patient's physical condition and other aspects. Do not overwork, otherwise it will directly aggravate the patient's condition, so it must be taken seriously.