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Nephrotic Syndrome. Steroid Dependent, Cyclophosphamide Prograph, Retuximab Infusions Taken. Recommendations?

Hi my son has nephrotic syndrome he was diagnosed at 3 and is now 10 he is steroid dependent has had cyclofosfmide prograph and is now receiving retuximab infusions the retuximab dose seem to keep him in remission I have read on another answer that it is not a life threatening condition and children can grow out of this is this the case Thankyou
Sat, 27 Apr 2013
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hi
thanks for your quiry to HcM
thats good to listen that your son is in remission
and its a safer drug with little side affects
your child growth, blood pressure and blood counts should be monitored regularly
keep an eye on your childs fever and blood in urine

with all these monitorings be in touch with your physician
i am confident that he will do good
other options are also available and you can ask me
good luck
dr.imran

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Nephrotic Syndrome. Steroid Dependent, Cyclophosphamide Prograph, Retuximab Infusions Taken. Recommendations?

hi thanks for your quiry to HcM thats good to listen that your son is in remission and its a safer drug with little side affects your child growth, blood pressure and blood counts should be monitored regularly keep an eye on your childs fever and blood in urine with all these monitorings be in touch with your physician i am confident that he will do good other options are also available and you can ask me good luck dr.imran