Patient: Examination and laboratory tests: Albumin 30, indirect bilirubin 2.6, total cholesterol 6.18, 24-hour protein quantification 1.3 Treatment: Mild generalized swelling, currently on prednisone 12 tablets a day, lortin a day, pansentin 3 times a day, 2 tablets a day, aspirin enteric solution 3 tablets a day History: Nephrotic syndrome was detected in January 2009 and urine protein was negative for half a month after hospitalization. In July, a kidney biopsy was performed and the diagnosis was microscopic glomerulopathy, which turned negative at the end of July. Due to diarrhea and thrombosis, he had a second relapse on October 20 and was hospitalized on November 1, and his urine protein turned negative in early December. At the end of March 2011, the hormone was reduced to 4 tablets every other day, and the third relapse occurred when the cyclobenzaprine was used for half a day. In April, he came to Guang’anmen Hospital, where he was treated with hormones and Chinese medicine for one month but did not see any improvement, and on June 10, his urine protein had turned negative. On December 15, 2012, after stopping the medication, I relapsed for the fourth time in about two weeks. I would like to ask the doctor to help me formulate a treatment plan that combines Chinese and Western medicine. Preferably without immune agents as I am not married. I hope you can give me more details about the hormone reduction method and whether I need to maintain the hormone for a long time after the reduction to a certain amount .