Nephrotic syndrome is a syndrome formed when kidney disease develops to a certain stage. Its incidence rate is very high and its harm is also very great. Many patients are affected by various adverse factors, which can worsen their condition and cause greater harm to them. So, what are the triggering factors for nephrotic syndrome?
What are the triggering factors for nephrotic syndrome?
1. There are many factors that can cause nephrotic syndrome, and some patients may experience episodes due to lifestyle disorders, excessive fatigue, unclean diet, lack of attention to clothing, diarrhea, colds, and other reasons.
2. Although drug treatment for nephrotic syndrome has certain side effects, it will not cause significant harm to patients. However, some patients excessively consider drug side effects, and if the course of treatment is insufficient, they will voluntarily reduce or even stop taking medication.
3. Most patients will feel that they are sick and should "replenish their energy" by consuming excessive amounts of protein in their diet.
4. The onset of nephrotic syndrome can easily cause great psychological pressure to patients, and some patients may not maintain a good mentality due to significant psychological disorders, and the quality of sleep is also extremely poor.
5. Patients with nephrotic syndrome should follow the doctor's guidance and receive proper treatment. However, some patients do not strictly follow the doctor's instructions for medication, and there are times when they take medication and physical therapy, resulting in greater randomness.
The causes of nephrotic syndrome are complex and diverse, but the main ones are roughly the following. Patients with nephrotic syndrome should have a correct understanding of the disease, strengthen certain preventive measures, and avoid the influence of adverse factors, which can worsen the condition and cause more serious consequences for the patient.