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Q: Lots of Protein In Urine, what are risks?

asked by: WKTan on December 6th, 2007

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I was just done my urine test recently and discover that the Protein test is "Trace", the doctor say they is a high risk for me.
What is the meaning of "Trace", and what is the risk i could facing, kidney fail etc????

So now i was so confuse what should i do, how to improve my health?? Hope someone can advice.

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^Serenity^

replied on December 15th, 2007

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Hi
Do you have a kidney disease? Protein leaking is coming from the kidneys.
Did your doctor give you any indication as to what is going on?
Has the doctor ran any more tests on you?
Sorry for all the questions, I'm trying to get a better understanding of your condition.
I have a kidney disease along with other kidney/urological problems. I've been dealing with this for many years.
Take care

RAMAKRISHNA

replied on January 20th, 2009

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Lots of Protein In Urine, what are risks

was just done my urine test recently and discover that the Protein test is "Trace", the doctor say they is a high risk for me.
What is the meaning of "Trace", and what is the risk i could facing, kidney fail etc????

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