Mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis is a hard condition to treat. The regular treatments only focus on treating high blood pressure, proteinuria, high cholesterol levels and other symptoms. However, those treatments alone is not enough to stop the condition from progressing.
Bird flu vaccine. The Food and Drug Administration has approved one vaccine to prevent infection with one strain of H5N1 bird flu virus. This vaccine isn't available to the public, but the U.S. government is stockpiling it and will distribute it in the event of an outbreak.
(NHS 2016a, 2017) Other vaccines are offered to babies considered at high risk of catching certain diseases (NHS 2017a,b). This includes the BCG to protect against tuberculosis, which can be given at birth, the flu vaccine, and extra doses of hepatitis B vaccine (NHS 2017a,b). If your baby is at high risk for flu, he may be given the flu vaccine as early as six months (PHE DH 2013b).