Thrombus: the most dangerous moment of Nephrotic Syndrome.

Thrombus: the most dangerous moment of Nephrotic Syndrome. How do we find that we have the thrombus in time? Look at the following six points:

1.     Skin stiffness and hyperpigmentation, swelling and superficial varicose veins;

2.     Decreasing of lower limb skin temperature;

3.     The gap whose thigh circumferences of two lower limbs is greater than 0.5cm, it is highly suspected it is thrombus;

4.     The blood flow is poor during transfusion and blood coagulated too quickly after blood extraction;

5.     Unexplained hemoptysis or dyspnea;

6.     On one side of the body cannot move suddenly;

We should treat quickly if we have the thrombus and cannot delay, or else, once the thrombus clogs our heart, maybe we will die…..