عزت وجدى 3 years old male Bl pr 99/75 mmhg Please for diagnosis and ttt Thanks
Nephritic onset nephrotic syndrome is the possibility RBC in urine pyoderma and Bp suggests nephritis. Patient initially presented as nephritis over few days turns to nephrotic
Nephritis and nephrotic syndrome both symptoms, so Ped Nephrologist opinion. As renal biopsy may be needed to confirm the diagnosis and it's better done before starting steroids if required. Routine tests indicated in nephrotic and nephritis plus C3 C4 and ANA ASLO. USG abdomen.
Nephrotic syndrome. Get s. Cholesterol,mx test, x-ray chest to rule out TB. Treat accordingly.
How old is the baby 3yr?probably nephritic onset nephrotic syndome associated with nutritional deficiency which explains acrodermatitis and long standing hypo proteinemia contributed with hypoalbunemia of NS
Nephrotic syndrome with UTI. Ix- Cholesterol, electrolytes, RFT, CXR, Montoux, ASLO. Tx- Treat UTI, after Ix come proceed further to treat nephrotic syndrome.
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