How much fluid should I drink with nephrotic syndrome?

Patients with nephrotic syndrome should limit the use of fluid and, however, few of them do not know how much fluid to drink every day. The amount of liquid consumed depends on the exact state.
Well, why it is necessary to limit the use of fluid in nephrotic syndrome?
Usually nephrotic syndrome is characterized by severe edema, proteinuria, hyperlipidemia and hypoalbuminemia. Due to impaired renal function and edema, you must limit the fluid. The kidneys respond to balance the internal fluid, and in nephrotic syndrome the kidneys inefficiently work and can not remove excess fluid from the body and so the swelling arises. Moreover, proteinuria also aggravates edema.
Diet for Nephrotic Syndrome
How much fluid should I drink with nephrotic syndrome?
It depends on the particular state. If you have the latest tests on your hands, then send us on the andres: liufuqin818@gmail.com and we will give you detailed advice.
There are some useful tips:
1, with severe edema and severe proteinuria:
We must strictly limit the use of fluid, and we must take into account the amount of daily urine and the severity of the edema. Usually the amount of fluid used = the amount of yesterday's urine + 500 ml.
2, with mild edema and mild proteinuria:
It is necessary to drink moderate water.
3, Without edema and proteinuria:
Why Does Swelling Relapse In Nephrotic Syndrome
If you have a normal urination (1000 ml-2000 ml), then you can drink 2000 ml. And if the urine is less than 1000, then you need to limit the water to prevent swelling and shortness of breath. And if urine is more than 3000, then drink more water.