Relation Between Protein-creatinine And Kidney Disorder?
My urine Spot Protein-Creatinine level is in the range of 32mg and 78 mg respectively. Is it any threat to disorder of Kidney
Wed, 3 Nov 2010
General & Family Physician, Dr. Jagdish's Response
Normal Spot urine Protein/ Creatinine values depend on age. In children <0.5 and in adults <0.2 are normal. Your value, 32mg/78mg=0.4 is slightly impaired, meaning you have proteins in your urine.
Depending on your preexisting medical conditions, it has to be investigated and treated.
Best wishes,
Dr. Jagdish
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General & Family Physician, Dr. Jagdish's Response
Your Spot Protein-Creatinine level is abnormal and you have Nephropathy. You need medications to decrease protein spilling by kidney.
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Relation Between Protein-creatinine And Kidney Disorder?
Normal Spot urine Protein/ Creatinine values depend on age. In children <0.5 and in adults <0.2 are normal. Your value, 32mg/78mg=0.4 is slightly impaired, meaning you have proteins in your urine. Depending on your preexisting medical conditions, it has to be investigated and treated. Best wishes, Dr. Jagdish