What are the precautions for children with kidney disease?

The possibility of nephrotic syndrome occurring in everyone is the same, and many children will also suffer from the disease. This disease poses a great threat to the children's physical health and requires timely treatment and strengthened nursing care. Let us now learn about the precautions for children's kidney disease.

1. Low-salt diet for children with nephrotic syndrome: The daily salt intake should not exceed 1-2 grams. For children with severe edema and hypertension, salt intake should be strictly limited.

2. Water intake: It should be strictly limited. In hotter seasons, water intake can be appropriately relaxed to replenish the water loss caused by sweating. In case of large amounts of diuresis or vomiting or diarrhea, water should be appropriately replenished.

3. High-quality protein diet for nephrotic syndrome in children: Sufficient protein should be supplemented, with a daily supply of 1.5-2.0 grams per kilogram of body weight being appropriate. Generally, high-quality proteins with high bioavailability such as lean meat, fish, eggs, milk, etc. are selected.

4. Calorie intake should be limited: During the use of glucocorticoids, children often have a strong appetite and often gain weight due to excessive eating. Children who are overweight may sometimes develop hepatomegaly and fatty liver, so they should take in appropriate calories. In addition, they should also take in enough calcium and vitamin D.

The above content is an introduction to the precautions for children with kidney disease. Parents and friends can learn more about it. When the child becomes ill, don’t worry too much. Be sure to actively take the child for treatment, and pay special attention to diet. Be sure to eat healthier and pay more attention to rest.