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Albumin in urine
Am a 50 year old man.. little worried about the abumin traces in urine. Is there anything to worry about?
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Are you diabetic? If so, could signify early onset of kidney damage. Do you have any burning in urination or increased frequency of urination? Are your face and or  feet swollen, specially in morning? Do you feel weak?
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if answer to above questions is negative,  there is nothing to worry.  if yes  connect with me for further management.
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No need to worry relax Consult if 1. U have urine decreased 2. Any burning while passing urine 3. Any swelling over the legs
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Trace albumin is insignificant as such. But this could be alarming if you are diabetic
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Need more history for proper evaluation. Kindly connect for further management
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Albumin  in trace not to worry.  U can add lemonade two times. 
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Hi sir. I understand your concern. A single report of trace albumin levels might not be very important to consider. If you exercise regularly, recently had a fever or a urine infection you can have some protein/albumin in your urine However, if you are a diabetic or hypertensive and none of the above are applicable in your case i suggest you get a spot urine ACR test done. You can consult as per your convenience if required Thank you
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Do spot ACR Urine 24 hrs protein Are you diabetic?
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Kindly connect Needs to be evaluated.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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No need to worry
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If diabetics need treatment Urine ACR
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Drink plenty of water. Hydrate yourself.
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You should visit a physician or nephrologist for proper physical examination and treatment
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