Can Pediatric Nephrotic Syndrome Be Cured?

Whether pediatric nephrotic syndrome can be cured depends on the specific pathological type, but most cases of minimal change disease can be cured. 1. Minimal Change Disease: Most children with nephrotic syndrome have minimal change disease, a type that responds well to treatment and has a relatively high chance of cure. With active treatment, such as the use of glucocorticoids and other medications, most affected children can achieve remission. 2. Other Types: For non-minimal change diseases, such as membranous nephropathy and mesangial proliferative nephropathy, the treatment is relatively more challenging and the cure rate is lower. However, a small number of patients may still achieve clinical remission through systematic treatment. Parents are advised to take their child to a regular hospital for professional treatment promptly.