Pediatric Nephritic Syndrome

Pediatric Nephritic Syndrome is a kidney condition commonly seen in children, characterized by inflammation in the kidneys that leads to symptoms like swelling, high blood pressure, and changes in urine, such as increased protein or blood. This syndrome can be caused by various factors, including infections or immune responses. It requires careful evaluation and management by pediatric nephrologists, who help restore kidney function and address symptoms. Treatment may include medications to reduce inflammation and manage complications. With appropriate care, many children can recover well and lead healthy lives.