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Asking for Self, Male, 1 years old, Islamabad
Dear Doctor, Child (~1.9 years) is a diagnosed case of nephrotic syndrome. MCUG is normal. Urine: Protein negative on 4 reports, but crystals +++ present. Blood reports: Albumin: 2.2 (low) Cholesterol: 212 (high) WBC: 19.4 (high) Hb: 8.2 (low) Other: Liver size enlarged (noted on exam). Current medications with doses: Delcortnil: 2+2 Muecane: 1+1+1 Cal.P: 1+1 Vitamin D drops: 2 drops daily Montika: 1 tablet at night Rijix syrup: at night Kindly advise: Do these findings still suggest active nephrotic syndrome? Is current treatment appropriate for all these abnormalities? Thank you.
Dr. Muhammad Umer Razaq - Pediatric Nephrologist
MBBS, FCPS (Pediatrics) Nephrology | Lahore
yes it\'s nephrotic syndrome. current treatment seems to be adequate
Dr. Muhammad Faisal Mehar - Pediatric Nephrologist
MBBS, FCPS Paediatric Medicine, FCPS Paediatric Nephrology Supervisor, Certified in Intensive Care | Multan
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Treatment needs adjustments on times for better outcome.
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Jazak Allah Sir, is this controlled in young children? And currently, for the past 10 days, the child is on zero salt, is there any issue with this?"
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