IgA nephropathy is an immunopathological diagnosis characterized by nephritis with hematuria as the primary manifestation. Treatment plans must be determined based on the pathological type and severity of the condition.

Patients with IgA nephropathy need to pay special attention to their diet, such as avoiding seafood, beef, and other foods, and choosing appropriate foods based on different body constitutions.

Kidney diseases are diverse, including acute and chronic glomerulonephritis, latent nephritis, allergic purpura nephritis, pyelonephritis, and others, which may eventually lead to kidney failure. In the treatment of kidney diseases, traditional Chinese medicine has an advantage over Western medicine because Western medicine often uses hormone therapy, which has significant side effects and is prone to recurrence. Treatment for kidney failure includes dialysis and kidney transplantation, but these methods have their limitations. In comparison, traditional Chinese medicine has better effects in treating kidney diseases and uremia, with no pain, no side effects, and low cost. In summary, although kidney diseases are difficult to treat, they are not incurable.

A three-year-old patient suffering from IgA nephropathy, presenting symptoms of hematuria and slight edema, is currently receiving treatment at the General Hospital of the Nanjing Military Region.

IgA nephropathy can be treated by using Chinese medicine dialectical medication and Western medicine to protect kidney function.

Offering severity assessment and treatment suggestions for IgA nephropathy stage 3

After several months of treatment, the effectiveness of IgA nephropathy in a 7-year-old child remains unclear, concerns about potential deterioration

Types and Classification of IgA Nephropathy