A child with nephrotic syndrome for three years, previously treated with hormones, has had two relapses. A doctor recommended taking six months of Nephrosan capsules, and after two months, all indicators turned negative. The manufacturer’s doctor suggested discontinuing the medication after another three months. However, the parents are hesitant due to the disease’s recurrence. Can the medication be stopped?

Discussion on the causes of pediatric nephrotic syndrome and the differential diagnosis of sexual dysfunction

Offer treatment suggestions for pediatric nephrotic syndrome and tonsillitis

Discussing the appropriate dosage range of prednisone for the treatment of nephrotic syndrome patients

Professional medical advice is provided regarding whether a 5-year-old child with a history of congenital G6PD deficiency and nephrotic syndrome can receive a tetanus vaccine after a minor injury.

Children with nephrotic syndrome can eat corn, but they need to pay attention to the amount of protein intake.

A patient with nephrotic syndrome and a urine protein level of 4+ inquires about the possibility of engaging in sexual activity and how to control the condition.

Pediatric nephrotic syndrome can be completely cured. This condition is also a self-regulating disease.

Should pediatric nephrotic syndrome be treated with traditional Chinese medicine?

What factors cause pediatric nephrotic syndrome? What issues should be considered in treatment and diet?