Factors that may affect the prognosis of nephritis

Condition analysis:
-- Pathological factors. 1) Pathological types: prognosis of mild Mesangial Proliferative Nephritis is good, while severe Mesangial Proliferative Nephritis, Membranous Proliferative Nephritis, and FSGS have bad prognosis. 2) The more the number of fibrous crescents, sclerosed glomerulus, interstitial fibrosis and renal tubules atrophy, the outcome is worse. 3) Patients with serious renal vascular diseases have unfavorable outcome.

-- Clinical manifestation. The prognosis is not good if patients experience symptoms including: persistent massive proteinuria and persistent hematuria, uncontrollable high blood pressure, and renal tubular-interstitial injury (such as renal anemia, increased urine output at night, Fanconi syndrome, renal tubular acidosis, etc).

--  Dietary factor. High protein diet may accelerate the progression of Nephritis.

Instructions:
Herbal Remedies for Nephritis
1. Wild Yam Root is a good way to naturally treat nephritis. It is available in supplement form for about $6 a bottle. Some people do have mild side effects from the root, including nausea, and it is not tested for pregnant women. It has been proven to interact with some hormone therapies, so contact a doctor before starting a Wild Yam Root supplement if you are on any type of hormone medication.

2. Nettle seed tincture is another herb that can be used to treat nephritis.

3. Astragalus root and cooked rehmannia root mixed together seem to be an effect way to improve a diseased kidney. There are many supplements available with the two ingredients, among other things. The supplements are available for about $15 a bottle.

4. Salvia root has been proven to help with nephritis. Some people experience dry mouth, dizziness, weakness, edema in the hands and feet, shortness of breath, gastrointestinal problems, nausea, a fast heart beat, vomiting, and anxiety. The symptoms are usually very temporary.