Foam.in urine

2026-07-03 17:27:38
I m having mild foam in urine since many months now recently i notices the foam is like flakes type or sometimes thick but it just 3-4 cm patch single or 2 patches types so is it ckd?? i m taking less water since childhood i have a history of kidney stone and recently i m facing mild burning while urinating so plz guide me should i do urine acr now or should i first increase my water intake if yes then how much and then do the test?? i m so worried bcz i m just 26 my weight is 35 kg
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Consult for discussion and treatment

Answered2026-07-24 02:09:36

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Answered2026-07-05 09:31:17

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Foamy urine alone does not mean chronic kidney disease. Increase your water intake, especially if you've been drinking very little, and burning during urination should not be ignored(as u have a history of kidney stones ). Please consult me for a detailed evaluation and further guidance.

Answered2026-07-05 07:14:13

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Do urine routine Microscopy & RFT Many reason for foamy urine like UTI ,in Diabetic or Phosphaturia
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Answered2026-07-05 07:12:23

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Many more conditions causes foamy urine...do urine routine.. Please consult for detail discussion

Answered2026-07-05 15:13:30

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Connect please

Answered2026-07-05 14:00:37

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Di urine routine microscopy and review with reports

Answered2026-07-05 07:11:56

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