Protein in Urine
Traces of protein in urine means that your kidneys are not working properly. You are recommended to consult with a doctor.
Last updated on 26 Jul 2023
Yes, small amounts are normal. However, if you are passing large amounts of protein in urine then you must consult with doctor to rule out kidney diseases.
A negative test result means there is no increased amount of protein in the urine at the time of testing.
Yes large amounts are bad. It signifies that your kidneys are not functioning well.
It means that your kidneys are not functioning well.
One can reduce protein in urine naturally to a certain extent only. You are recommended to have plenty of water, a bowl of fruit daily, take blood pressure medications on time and limit your protein intake.
Protein in urine would cause foam because protein reacts with air to form foam when you pass excess protein in urine.
Yes, it indicates kidneys are not functioning well.
Yes, drinking water can help in reducing protein in urine.
Normal urine should be clear, pale to light yellow in color, and not foul-smelling. However, some foods or medications may change the smell or color of urine.
Hard exercise, certain medications, enlarged prostrate can cause blood in urine. Protein in urine occurs when the kidneys are not functioning well.
They are not found in urine because the kidneys filter out toxins out of the body and healthy kidneys do not filter out proteins and sugars.
No, foamy urine is not caused by eating too much fat.
Yes, high protein in urine means that one has kidney disease or their kidneys are not working properly.
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