Damage to the kidneys, often due to conditions like diabetes, lupus, or infections.
Tests include urine analysis, blood tests for kidney function, and kidney biopsy in some cases.
Proteinuria (high protein in urine), hypoalbuminemia (low albumin levels), and edema (swelling).
Creatinine levels may be elevated due to impaired kidney function.
Emerging treatments include medications to reduce proteinuria and manage underlying causes.
A low-sodium, low-protein diet may be recommended to reduce fluid retention and kidney strain.
Yes, it can recur, especially if underlying kidney disease persists.
Yes, it can lead to complications like blood clots, infections, and kidney failure.
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