Some minor glomerular lesions can be cured by active treatment, but some patients, especially chronic glomerulonephritis, cannot be completely cured even if the lesions are minor.
There are many types of glomerular diseases and the prognosis of different types of diseases is different.
In acute nephritis, most of the patients with mild disease can be cured. However, in chronic glomerulonephritis and secondary nephritis, even if the active treatment can make the urinary protein disappear completely and other clinical symptoms disappear completely, so as to achieve the clinical cure, but there is still a possibility that the disease will continue to progress, and it can’t be judged as a complete cure.
Besides, hereditary nephropathies, such as thin basement membrane nephropathy, even if the disease is mild, due to the genetic variations, and at present, there is no gene-specific treatment, so it cannot be cured completely.
It is recommended to go to regular hospitals in time for minor glomerulopathy and standardize the treatment under the guidance of physicians.