Lipid nephropathy is characterized by edema and proteinuria, because the glomerular lesions are mild, only mildly hyperplastic or basically normal, so there is no hematuria and hypertension, but there is a large amount of fatty deposits in the renal tubular epithelium, which is the main cause of pediatric nephrotic syndrome. Therefore, the clinical manifestations of lipid nephropathy are mainly nephrotic syndromes, such as hyperedema, hypoproteinemia, and massive proteinuria. Hyperedema is caused by a decrease in plasma colloid osmotic pressure, and massive proteinuria is caused by impaired proximal tubular reabsorption. The treatment of this disease is usually hormonal and sensitive to hormones, but the relapse rate is relatively high after treatment. Diuretic drugs commonly used hydrochlorothiazide, but can cause electrolyte disorders, you can often boil water with winter melon skin to drink, although the diuretic effect is slow, but will not cause electrolyte disorders.