How to Treat Refractory Lupus Nephritis

Lupus Nephritis is one of the most serious complications of lupus. Some patients complain that they have received long-term hormone treatment, but the disease has no remission at all. So, how to treat refractory Lupus Nephritis?

Lupus is the primary disease of Lupus Nephritis. It is an autoimmune disorder which means that the autoimmune system attacks the healthy kidney tissues and cells mistakenly. The conventional hormone and immunosuppressive agents only can control the symptoms and suppress the abnormal immune reaction temporarily. However, they are not able to correct the disordered immunity at all. That is why the disease is very likely to relapse once the hormone dosage is reduced. Is there a better therapy for refractory Lupus Nephritis?

Here the latest therapy—immunotherapy is recommended to the patients. Immunotherapy is a combination therapy of biotherapy and natural therapy. It aims at regulating autoimmune process and restoring the impaired kidneys so as to control the disease completely. Immunotherapy realizes its curative effects through the following ways:

⑴ It can suppress the inflammatory response in kidneys effectively in a very shot time. Therefore, it can stop more immune injury to healthy kidney tissues and cells.

⑵ The immune deposits are the causes of inflammatory response in kidneys. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can degrade the immune deposits and discharge them out of body finally.

⑶ Immunoadsorption can clear up the pathological substances. Therefore, it can prevent the formation of immune complexes.

⑷ Immunotherapy is a very important part in immunotherapy. Immunotherapys are the unspecialized cells with potentials of self-regeneration and multidirectional differentiation.

In treating Lupus Nephritis, they can differentiate into new cells. With development, the new cells will become specialized with the simulation of injured tissues and cells. Finally, the mature specialized cells will transform into new kidney tissues and blood vessels.

Moreover, Immunotherapy are able to inhibit the proliferation of immune T cells and stimulate body to produce new immune cells. Hence, it can rebuild a new immune system.


The clinical experience shows that immunotherapy is extremely effective in controlling refractory Lupus Nephritis. It can treat the disease from its root causes and retrieves the patients’ a high-quality life.