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This video shares complete diet chart for nephrotic syndrome patients. 50% of kidney failure treatment is diet. You need to make few changes in your diet to manage kidney disease. In Nephrotic syndrome, tiny filtering units become damaged and allows high levels of protein to be lost in the urine. A healthy diet can manage your proteinuria in nephrotic syndrome. Along with Sai Sanjivani treatment- a well planned diet can help to manage proteinurea in nephrotic syndrome and control further problems.
Be mindful of protein intake
The amount of protein a patient with Nephrotic Syndrome should depend on the patient's current condition, age and body weight.The consumption of protein must be kept in check. Nephrotic syndrome diet is different from other kidney diets. As you have understood that nephrotic syndrome results form loss of protein, some might prevent this loss by eating protein-rich diet.
There is one more problem which we observe in nephrotic syndrome patients is that if we increase the protein intake for kidney patients, then patient's kidney starts damaging as creatinine, urea levels of patients are increased and kidney functioning starts getting low.
So, a nephrotic syndrome patient must first understand his/her condition and accordingly start the consumption of protein in the right amount to compensate the loss of protein in the body. This will address the weight loss and fatigue issue in the body. Recommended animal protein: Egg whites or fish
Red meat, chicken and mutton should be avoided by kidney patients. The amount of protein a nephrotic syndrome patient needs depends upon your body weight and degree of kidney disease.
Another important thing for all kidney failure patients to understand is that if their blood pressure is high, it will also increase your protein loss. Reduce high blood pressure to slow down the progression of kidney disease causing nephrotic syndrome.
Water intake of nephrotic syndrome patient will depend upon body sensors. There are many sensors in the body which will indicate what your body needs. For example, if your lips and tongue is dry, that means you're thirsty. So you need to sense all those things in order to fulfill the requirement of water in your body.