Hi , I'm Dr Suresh K Yadav M D (paediatrics) , I have gone through your question and understand your concerns ,
Nephrotic Syndrome is a protein losing , mostly
autoimmune disease , in children between 1-8 years of age it mostly get cured after regular treatment ,although relapses may occur . Mostly it does not lead to chronic effect on
kidney. Most important for you is to take regular treatment as prescribed by your doctor, keep immunisation of your child up to date, specially hib, PCV ,meningococcal and yearly
influenza vaccines .( to be taken when in remission or as decided by your health care provider ) . keep good hygiene and keep child away from persons suffering from infectious diseases.
A balanced diet, adequate in protein (1.5-2 g/kg) and calories is enough . As your child is now not passing
proteins , higher protein diet is not required . Not more than 30% calories should be derived from fat and saturated fats avoided. For a menu based plan you can consult a dietician .
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