Nephrotic Syndrome is also known as Nephrosis characterized with a mass of
protein in urine, blood protein level, retention of fluid and an increased level
of cholesterol in the blood. It is commonly seen among children. If untreated,
the children with Nephrosis are very likely to have frequent infections,
malnutrition and even Renal Failure. Therefore, it is very important for the
parents to have the children treated as early as possible once they are
diagnosed with Nephrosis.
Nephrosis is an autoimmune kidney disorder, in which the immune system
attacks kidneys mistakenly.
In normal case, the immune system produces antibodies to fight foreign
pathological substances such as bacteria and virus or other agents that can
cause disease. Collectively all these agents which make body form antibodies
against them are called as antigens.
However, in some cases, the immune system is activated improperly. The
antibodies fail to defeat the antigens immediately when they invade into body.
As a result, the antigens and antibodies bind to each other in blood circulation
and form very large immune complexes.
These immune complexes will flow into kidneys and deposit in the filters
(glomeruli) of kidneys. The body activates an inflammatory response to clear up
the immune complexes. Finally, the inflammation can impair the glomeruli thus
leading to Nephrosis.
Nephrosis is a complex immunological disease. The conventional treatments can
not make the children get a satisfying therapeutic effect. The clinical
experience has proved that immunotherapy helps significantly towards better
treatment of Nephrosis in children.
So, how does immunotherapy work and what to expect after immunotherapy
treatment?
1. Immunotherapy aims at regulating autoimmune process.
2. It can control protein leakage and relieve other symptoms of Nephrosis by
restoring the impaired glomeruli.
3. By enhancing the children’s immunity, it can stop the incidence of
complications of Nephrosis such as infections, colds etc.
4. Immunotherapy aims at recovering the self-healing ability of the body. It
does not have any side effects on children at all.
Immunotherapy can help the children with Nephrosis regain the normal immune
system and restore the impaired glomeruli. Therefore, the children can recover
from the disease fundamentally.
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