In principle, there is no concept of complete recovery for nephrotic syndrome. The condition of nephrotic syndrome can be alleviated and controlled to the greatest extent, but it cannot be completely cured. When the condition is alleviated, the patient's glomerular filtration barrier is repaired, resulting in a reduction in proteinuria and a decrease in urinary foam clinically. Once the patient's urinary protein decreases, the plasma protein concentration will gradually increase. Thus, water moves back from outside to inside the blood vessels, leading to a reduction in edema. These clinical signs all indicate an improvement in the condition of nephrotic syndrome. Of course, to assess the condition, it is still necessary to rely on the patient undergoing a 24-hour quantitative urine protein test.