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What Is The Treatment For Nephrosis Syndrome?

sir i am worried that i wet my bed last night i had
nephrosis syndrome when i was 5 i had this problem of wetting bet till an age of 14 and after that it reduces to 2wice a week... i started masterbating when i was 11 and i was smoking from last 5 years... on other hand i am sexually weak... please help me
Mon, 7 Sep 2015
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Hi, welcome to HCM.
Nephrotic syndrome occurs due to leakage of protein in urine. It is common in children. It can spontaneously resolve as age advance. You can check basic urine report to rule out that.
Bedwetting is different problem and it requires evaluation with physical check up, sonography and urodynamic study if required. It is not related to masturbation or sexual activity. It requires proper urological evaluation.
Don't get panic.
Feel free to communicate furhter with mentioned report.
Best wishes. TC.
Dr Jay Patel.
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What Is The Treatment For Nephrosis Syndrome?

Hi, welcome to HCM. Nephrotic syndrome occurs due to leakage of protein in urine. It is common in children. It can spontaneously resolve as age advance. You can check basic urine report to rule out that. Bedwetting is different problem and it requires evaluation with physical check up, sonography and urodynamic study if required. It is not related to masturbation or sexual activity. It requires proper urological evaluation. Don t get panic. Feel free to communicate furhter with mentioned report. Best wishes. TC. Dr Jay Patel.