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Childhood Nephrotic syndrome and its ayurvedic medicine

What is childhood nephrotic syndrome?

Childhood nephrotic syndrome or nephrotic syndrome is not a disease in itself. It is a group of symptoms that indicate a kidney disorder. Nephrotic syndrome particularly means the damage to the glomeruli (tiny filters of the kidneys) where blood is filtered. It results in the leakage of too much protein leakage in urine from the body. To stop the protein leakage, you may need to get consistent and herbal treatment including Nephrotic syndrome ayurvedic medicine.

When the kidneys get damaged by any disorder, the albumin (protein) normally found in the blood, leaks into the urine. Proteins are the large complex molecules that perform several essential functions for the body.

Primarily there are two types of childhood nephrotic syndrome that are:
  • Primary – It is the most common type of nephrotic syndrome that only affects the kidneys.
  • Secondary – It is caused by other severe disorder
The general physician or health care provider may refer your child with nephrotic syndrome to the nephrologists. A nephrologist is a kidney doctor who specializes in managing kidney disease. A child should visit the pediatric nephrologist who is trained to give treatment to the kidney problems in the children. However, in many parts of the country, there are very few pediatric nephrologists and you may need to travel longer to get specific treatment. Traveling is not possible, so you can contact any Ayurvedic kidney care provider. They can manage all types of kidney or kidney-related disorders.

What are the causes of childhood nephrotic syndrome?

Researchers are still working on finding the real reason behind the reason for this health condition. They found a connection between some disorders and nephrotic syndrome. In some cases, they have also found genetic changes that damage the kidneys during childhood. It makes this disorder as the primary childhood nephrotic syndrome.

The causes of secondary childhood nephrotic syndrome an underlying disease or infection. These diseases also consider as the primary illness and can affect the functions of the kidneys. The congenital disease is also a major cause of having nephrotic syndrome and it is present at the time of the birth. It is the only reason that there is no lasting cure for this disorder in allopathy. Nephrotic syndrome ayurvedic medicine can help you in managing this health condition naturally.

How is childhood nephrotic syndrome treated?

After the diagnosis of this health condition, the health care provider will find the causes of the disorder and categorized them according to the type of nephrotic syndrome.
  • Primary childhood nephrotic syndrome: Dietary changes and Nephrotic syndrome ayurvedic medicine.
  • secondary childhood nephrotic syndrome: treating the underlying illness or disease with the help of herbal medicines and natural ways.
  • Congenital nephrotic syndrome: Ayurvedic medicines made from natural herbs. In allopathy, the ultimate treatment of this type of nephrotic syndrome include dialysis and kidney transplant that is not beneficial for the kidneys.
It is always a better idea to deal with this health condition with the help of natural herbs.
In this context, Ayurvedacharya of Karma Ayurveda can help you. They can help you in curing the nephrotic syndrome of your child.

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