High-protein diets are of debatable value. In many patients, reducing the amount of protein in diet produces a decrease in urine protein . Vitamin D may need to be replaced if nephrotic syndrome develops that is unresponsive to therapy. The outcome varies. The disorder may be acute and short-term, or chronic and unresponsive to therapy.
Complications can affect the outcome.
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