Minimal Change Disease

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I have been diagnosed with minimal change disease as per the Renal Biopsy reports. My protein in urine is + + + and PCR is 10. Currently i have been prescribed to take Wysolone 60mg with other drugs to control my BP for 6 weeks i am little worried about its side effects. I have controlled my sodium, cholestrol ,sugar intake also doing some basic exercise such as walking for few hours. Please suggest what should i take care to prevent the side affects and will i be able to lead a normal life again? Like can i eat normal food like people do again and lead a normal life??

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