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Is It Normal To Have A Microalbumin Level Of 2153 Mg/l?

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Posted on Mon, 30 Dec 2013
Question: microalbumin level of 2153 mg/l. Is this possible? I should be dead,right?
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Ivan Romich (36 minutes later)
Brief Answer: Hi and welcome to XXXXXXX Detailed Answer: Thanks for the query. If you did a 24-hour urine collection then this result probably means that there was 2153mg protein leakage per day(sometomes doctors measure microalbumines in urine sample and it can be over 2000mg/l) so this is possible and you would not be dead,you just have significant kidney damage due to diabetes, high BP or both. Of course, you should repeat this test but your kidenys should be evaluated by checking creatinine and urea levels and i.v. urography. Also, BP and blood sugar should be regulated. Wish you good health. Feel free to ask. Regards
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Is It Normal To Have A Microalbumin Level Of 2153 Mg/l?

Brief Answer: Hi and welcome to XXXXXXX Detailed Answer: Thanks for the query. If you did a 24-hour urine collection then this result probably means that there was 2153mg protein leakage per day(sometomes doctors measure microalbumines in urine sample and it can be over 2000mg/l) so this is possible and you would not be dead,you just have significant kidney damage due to diabetes, high BP or both. Of course, you should repeat this test but your kidenys should be evaluated by checking creatinine and urea levels and i.v. urography. Also, BP and blood sugar should be regulated. Wish you good health. Feel free to ask. Regards