Primary nephrotic syndrome combining Chinese and Western medicine treatment and care.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 Primary nephrotic syndrome combining Chinese and Western medicine treatment and care [Keywords:] Nephrotic syndrome;,,,, combining Chinese and Western medicine;,,,, treatment;,,,, nursing Nephrotic syndrome is a glomerular disease in a group of clinical symptoms in clinical practice is divided into two major categories of primary and secondary. Primary nephrotic syndrome in its original place in glomerular lesions. Current nephrotic syndrome treatment and care aimed at controlling the occurrence and progress of the immune inflammation and improve the glomerular filtration function, reduce urinary protein, prevent complications, prevent or delay the deterioration of renal function. Major glucocorticoid immunosuppressive drug therapy, but long-term use, there may be infection, secondary diabetes, osteoporosis, bone marrow suppression and other side effects, pure Chinese medicine treatment of nephrotic syndrome slow, and the effects of uncertainty, while the Medicines to reduce urinary protein, lipid-lowering to reduce and eliminate swelling and ease Western medicine, such as hormones, cytotoxic drugs, side effects, has a good effect. The author of 36 patients with nephrotic syndrome treated with integrated Chinese and Western medicine treatment at the same time, with proper care, its clinical results were satisfactory. Report are as follows. A clinical data 1.1 General Information 36 cases were hospital 200007 ~ 200,506-patients, male 26 cases, female 10 cases; aged 21 to 60 years old, duration of 6 to 24 months. TCM Syndrome type: 20 cases of spleen and kidney yang, Qi and Yin Deficiency in 8 cases, moisture steeped in 6 cases, less than two cases of kidney qi. 1.2 Diagnostic criteria nephrotic syndrome [1]: ① Chao Guo urine protein 3.5 g / d; ② serum albumin below 30 g / d; ③ edema; ④ elevated blood lipids. ① ② which are necessary for the diagnosis under. 36 cases were excluded allergic purpura, hepatitis B associated glomerulo