Nephrotic Syndrome

Overview

Pediatric nephrotic syndrome is a kidney disorder that leads to the release of too much protein in the urine. This condition can cause swelling, particularly in the legs, feet, and around the eyes, and can affect children of all ages, though it is most common between the ages of 2 and 7

Symptoms

Swelling (Edema) : Noticeable mainly around eyes, legs, feet, often more pronounced in the morning
Foamy Urine : Due to high levels of protein in the urine
Weight Gain : From fluid retention
Fatigue : General feeling of tiredness and lack of energy
Loss of Appetite : Reduced desire to eat

Diagnosis

Treatment

Medications : Including corticosteroids to reduce inflammation and protein loss
Diuretics : To reduce swelling by helping the body eliminate excess fluid
Dietary Changes : Low-sodium diet to manage swelling and blood pressure
Immunosuppressants : In cases where corticosteroids are not effective

Management and Prognosis

Our Services

Emergency Cases

Please feel welcome to contact our friendly reception staff with any general or medical enquiry call us.

Let’s Stay In Touch

Shopping cart