After several years of illness, a small amount of
albumin in the blood of
nephritis patients will begin to leak into the
urine. At this time, it is easily overlooked due to the insignificant clinical symptoms or being confused with
proteinuria caused by other factors such as hypertension and
hyperlipidemia, leading to the progression of the
disease. However, when it is found that other indicators reflecting
renal function, such as β2-microglobulin, α1-microglobulin,
transferrin, and immunoglobulin, are also significantly elevated in the
urine, it can be confirmed that
pathological changes have occurred in
renal function. Currently, there is no other
effective treatment method except for hormones, and long-term
hormone treatment will bring many side effects to patients. If the
disease progresses freely, more proteins will leak into the
urine and the
kidney damage will further increase. Cobra
neurotoxin polypeptide molecules can effectively reduce the leakage of the above various proteins in the urine, control and
delay the
pathological progression of the
kidney, improve
renal function, and are of extremely important significance for the treatment of
nephritis by inhibiting the autoimmune inflammatory reaction of the
kidney.