There is no 10-day self-cure for nephritis. Nephritis includes different types of diseases. Acute nephritis can be cured in two weeks to three months after active treatment, while chronic nephritis, secondary nephritis and hereditary nephritis can’t be cured by themselves in general, and they need symptomatic treatment. 1. Primary nephritis: including acute nephritis, chronic nephritis, etc. Most of them are related to drug allergies, infections, immune abnormalities and other factors, and can be treated with medications such as norfloxacin, amoxicillin, prednisone, cyclophosphamide and other medications as prescribed by the doctor to clarify the type of pathology. Acute nephritis can be cured in two weeks to three months after active treatment. Chronic nephritis, in general, cannot be cured by itself. 2. Secondary nephritis: such as lupus nephritis, purpuric nephritis, etc., need to follow the doctor’s advice to actively carry out the treatment of the primary disease. 3. Hereditary nephritis: hereditary nephritis is related to family genetics, such as Alport syndrome, according to the patient’s own condition, can be given chlorosartan, captopril and other drugs to control the blood pressure level, reduce proteinuria, alleviate the condition. Nephritis patients are advised to visit hospitals as early as possible and choose appropriate treatment programs under the guidance of doctors to prevent the condition from worsening.