Can pediatric nephrotic syndrome be completely cured?

Pediatric nephrotic syndrome is generally difficult to cure completely. It is a chronic, progressive kidney disease that includes various types such as diabetic nephropathy and membranous nephropathy. Although some patients may experience stabilization or remission after treatment, the condition can still relapse and potentially progress to renal failure. Current treatment strategies primarily aim to alleviate symptoms, delay disease progression, and preserve kidney function. These may include pharmacological therapy, immunomodulatory therapy, and other interventions. Therefore, curing pediatric nephrotic syndrome is challenging and typically requires long-term treatment and monitoring. It is recommended that parents actively cooperate with professional medical treatment to achieve the best possible therapeutic outcomes for their child.