How to care children with nephrotic syndrome

Nephrotic syndrome onset age, see more at 3-6 years old children, and boys than girls, its etiology is unknown, easy recurrence and deferment, long course of the disease.Children with nephrotic syndrome in patients on the plateau can kindergarten, as long as the kindergarten to strengthen the nursing of children, is conducive to children's full recovery.

Medication: children in plateau, generally need to drug use.The teacher and child health care physician should check daily medication compliance.Because children typically diuresis of hormonal drugs, child increased urine output, teachers need to pay special attention to, the class or activity timely remind children go to the toilet, so as to avoid unnecessary pain to the child.

Diet: due to the large amounts of protein from feces has children, insufficient protein occur frequently in the body, so we should diet supplement them.Sick children's menu should contain plenty of protein, such as fish, lean meat, poultry, soy products and so on.In addition, still should limit salt intake, is generally not more than 2 grams per day.If the lack of conditions for kindergarten children to prepare the special food, can let parents bring themselves, a hot meal, let the children to eat delicious.Diet is not limited to them.


Activities: for children with long-term use of hormone, immunity drop, easily complicated with respiratory tract infection, the child's activity level should be strictly restricted.Can do a quiet game, avoid strenuous exercise, lest the child tired, aggravating illness.




Clothes, and sleep: should be timely to increase or decrease depending on the weather change clothes, pay attention to keep warm.When taking a nap, should give more concern, make sure your child enough sleep.

Grasp the outbreak, avoid cross infection: kindergarten once appear, the source of infection of other diseases, should be timely isolates children with kidney disease, or let their home culture, other infectious diseases to prevent infection.