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shinde.vr@gmail.com - 09 Nov 2006 07:19 GMT

Hi

Is the nephrotic is cured and if it cured once permanently to 6 years
baby.
If yes what steps to be taken for the future of baby.

shinde

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REP - 09 Nov 2006 10:12 GMT

> Hi
>
> Is the nephrotic is cured and if it cured once permanently to 6 years
> baby.
> If yes what steps to be taken for the future of baby.

Pregnancy is usually contraindicated for women with nephrotic syndome.
Nephrotic syndrome is not usually considered 'curable' as it is part of
the progression of chronic kidney disease (there are some exceptions).

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shinde.vr@gmail.com - 09 Nov 2006 10:58 GMT

No the matter is not shoot him? I just want to know is it cured
permanently or not. Whatever God gives us we take is easily rather
than to think shoot etc. etc., instead of to think how can take care of
the patient.

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REP - 09 Nov 2006 11:55 GMT

> No the matter is not shoot him? I just want to know is it cured
> permanently or not. Whatever God gives us we take is easily rather
> than to think shoot etc. etc., instead of to think how can take care of
> the patient.

No, it cannot be cured. Some forms remit in children, but rarely in
adults. Shooting is not a good solution; asking god won't work either;
consult a nephrologist.

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Jason Johnson - 09 Nov 2006 18:37 GMT

Hi

Is the nephrotic is cured and if it cured once permanently to 6 years
baby.
If yes what steps to be taken for the future of baby.

shinde

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Shinde,
I suggest that you read the following book. It was written by a doctor
that is a professor at the Johns Hopkins Univ. School of Medicine:

"Coping With Kidney Disease" by Mackenzie Walzer, M.D

Doctor Walzer discusses at least one patient in his book that once had
Nephrotic Snydrome but no longer has the symptoms of Nephrotic Syndrome.

Jason
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