Overview

Nephrotic syndrome may develop when the kidney's filtering units are compromised. This damage lowers the amount of protein in your blood by allowing protein that is typically contained in the plasma to seep into the urine in significant proportions. A portion of the fluid seeps out of the bloodstream into your tissues, creating swelling known as edema, because the protein in your blood helps retain fluid in the bloodstream.

When you first get up in the morning, the swelling could be particularly noticeable around your eyes and in your legs after you have been standing. Eventually, the swelling in your legs could not go away and might even spread to other areas of your body. It's possible that you'll notice more foaming urine than usual.

Causes

Nephrotic syndrome can be caused by a variety of illnesses. These are the most prevalent (for additional details, click on an illness):- 

• Minimal change Nephropathy 

• Renal Vein thrombosis 

• Segmental and focal glomerulosclerosis MPGN, or membrane-proliferative glomerulonephritis, 

• Diabetes 

• Amyloidosis

Symptoms

Nephrotic syndrome symptoms include,

• Frothy and foamy urination 

• Sudden weight loss 

• Overall malaise, or feeling sick 

• Oedema, or fluid retention or swelling, especially in the legs, eyes, and belly area 

• Muscular atrophy 

• Stomach pain and lightheadedness after rising from a seated or supine posture (orthostatic hypotension). 

• Decrease in appetite  

• Exhaustion

Ayurvedic Treatments

Kashya Dhara  Avagham  Vamanam   Virechanam   Lepanam

Naturopathy Treatments

Hip bath   Spinal Bath  Immersion bath  Packs and compress   Athapasnanam   Mudbath  Acupuncture  Reflexology   Magnetotherapy.