Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with nephrotic syndrome?

Nephrotic syndrome is a kidney disorder characterized by significant proteinuria, low serum albumin levels, high cholesterol, and edema. Symptoms typically include fatigue, muscle mass loss due to protein loss, and ascites as a result of fluid retention and nephrotic-related edema.

The choice of effective healing as not commonly associated with nephrotic syndrome is accurate because nephrotic syndrome does not facilitate healing and often leads to increased risk of complications. In the context of the syndrome, the body’s ability to maintain adequate proteins and nutrients necessary for healing is compromised.

On the other hand, fatigue, muscle mass loss, and ascites are directly linked to the syndrome's impact on protein metabolism and fluid balance, making them prevalent symptoms among affected individuals. Thus, effective healing stands out as a symptom that does not align with the common manifestations of nephrotic syndrome.