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What Causes High Level Of Microalbumin Suddenly?

I have tested today with very high micoralbumin of .1300 units in my urine. It was as low as 200 units when tested 4 months before. My BP is well under control and Sugar levels just marignally high both with medication. Can you please tell me reason for this sudden high levels of microalbumin.



Thanks/Manoj
Mon, 7 Jul 2014
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hi
Albuminuria is known to occur with uncontrolled diabetes/ long standing diabetes/ hypertension.
Glycosuria which is not well controlled will eventually lead to diabetic nephropathy.
Get HbA1c to know the control of diabetes over past 120 days.
Discuss with your consulting doctor regarding further investigations like GFR to know about your renal function.
Also discuss with your doctor regarding modification of medications and make lifestyle changes to have a control on diabetic status.
Regards
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What Causes High Level Of Microalbumin Suddenly?

Hi Albuminuria is known to occur with uncontrolled diabetes/ long standing diabetes/ hypertension. Glycosuria which is not well controlled will eventually lead to diabetic nephropathy. Get HbA1c to know the control of diabetes over past 120 days. Discuss with your consulting doctor regarding further investigations like GFR to know about your renal function. Also discuss with your doctor regarding modification of medications and make lifestyle changes to have a control on diabetic status. Regards