Abstract
Iron deficiency anemia was the commonest cause of anemia and, anemia and need for anti-hypertensives to attain BP control and adequate proteinuria often coexisted in children suffering from nephrotic syndrome. • Anemia is a significant complication in children suffering from nephrotic syndrome. • Cause of anemia in nephrotic syndrome is multifactorial. • Iron deficiency anemia was the most common cause of anemia in Indian children with nephrotic syndrome. • Anemia and need for anti-hypertensives to attain adequate BP control and proteinuria often coexisted in children with nephrotic syndrome.
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