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My 9 Year Daughter Is Suffering From IgA Nephropathy
My 9 year daughter passes blood stained urine evry time she gets cold. she is suffering from IgA Nephorapathy. she is been put on prednisolone. now recentely doctor told she has developed hypertension. in this young age she is developing so many disease. is there any permenant cure for the disease?
Wed, 12 Oct 2011
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Piyush Pandey's
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what are these horrible diseases affecting the poor children. A lot of research to be done to prevent them for the children at their tender age, vidya please post an update about your child. May god bless them and give them hale and healthy life long.
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Hi welcome to healthcare magic,
IgA Nephropathy is the most commonest cause of Hematuria i.e bloodstained urine.In very few children it progresses to nephritis . Yes children who develop nephritis can have hypertension too . Treatment is just symptomatic i.e salt restriction , taking drugs to control hypertension and a regular check up to see the functioning of kidneys. There is no permanant cure though it can be controlled .Yeah there has been reported data that fish oils offer some benefit .
IgA Nephropathy is the most commonest cause of Hematuria i.e bloodstained urine.In very few children it progresses to nephritis . Yes children who develop nephritis can have hypertension too . Treatment is just symptomatic i.e salt restriction , taking drugs to control hypertension and a regular check up to see the functioning of kidneys. There is no permanant cure though it can be controlled .Yeah there has been reported data that fish oils offer some benefit .
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