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Have Protein Leakage, Urine Creatinine Level, Urea Level Abnormal, Have BP Issues And Cholesterol. Now What?
hi i have protein leakege for 4 months the results varies from 1.61 g/24 hrs to 0.174 mg/24 hrs
the last result was 0.590 g/24 hrs
urine creatine 7.07 mmol/l
the other test are
urea 4.2 mmol/l
creatine 99umol/l
p glucose 6.0 mmol/l
uric acid 0.20 mmol/l
it this disease doing to proceed to a kidney failure. iam taking medicine as per nepro advice for bp,cholestrol,
the last result was 0.590 g/24 hrs
urine creatine 7.07 mmol/l
the other test are
urea 4.2 mmol/l
creatine 99umol/l
p glucose 6.0 mmol/l
uric acid 0.20 mmol/l
it this disease doing to proceed to a kidney failure. iam taking medicine as per nepro advice for bp,cholestrol,
Wed, 3 Jul 2013
Hi
Thanks for the query.
You have not mentioned your age or sex.
Protein leak is a sign of early kidney damage. However it does not mean that your kidneys are failing; in fact your serum creatinine is normal.
I would however advice you to obtain urine microscopy and ultrasound of the kidneys.
Also the test to detect protein leak needs to be repeated periodically and if protein leaks increases further investigations may be needed.
Meanwhile there are a few medications to reduce protein leak which should be taken under the supervision of a nephrologist.
Hope this helps.
Good luck
Thanks for the query.
You have not mentioned your age or sex.
Protein leak is a sign of early kidney damage. However it does not mean that your kidneys are failing; in fact your serum creatinine is normal.
I would however advice you to obtain urine microscopy and ultrasound of the kidneys.
Also the test to detect protein leak needs to be repeated periodically and if protein leaks increases further investigations may be needed.
Meanwhile there are a few medications to reduce protein leak which should be taken under the supervision of a nephrologist.
Hope this helps.
Good luck
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