There is no such thing as the best way to recover from acute nephritis, and common treatments include: anti-infection, rest, dietary control, symptomatic and dialysis treatments, such as diuresis, blood pressure lowering, prevention of cardiac and cerebral complications, and in a small number of cases where acute renal failure occurs, short-term dialysis. The first step in the treatment of acute nephritis is to control the infection, but most of the foci of infection are already under control at the onset of acute nephritis, and antibiotics are not needed if there is no evidence of presenting infection. If there is evidence of infection, penicillin may be used to fight infection. If there are recurrent episodes of chronic tonsillitis, tonsillectomy may be considered after stabilization. Patients with acute nephritis should pay attention to rest, in the acute stage need bed rest for 4~6 weeks, after the acute stage can get out of bed to do indoor activities, if the condition is not aggravated after the activities, can go to outdoor activities. If the condition recurs after review, you need to stay in bed again. Acute nephritis also needs to control the diet, should eat more easily digestible, nutritious, vitamin-rich food, such as vegetables, fruits and so on. Control protein intake, such as urine, nitrogen retention, should limit the amount of protein intake, give high-quality protein diet, such as milk, lean meat, etc., patients with edema and hypertension, to strictly limit the intake of salt. If edema is serious, drugs such as furosemide can be used for diuresis to reduce swelling, high blood pressure can be treated with antihypertensive drugs such as captopril and valsartan, etc. If acute renal failure occurs, renal replacement therapy such as hemodialysis can be used for a short period of time. Suffering from acute nephritis, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, under the guidance of the physician active treatment.