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Frequently urine foamy

2018-09-05 06:08:24
Frequently urine problem. And morning. Foamy urine All test done gfr test. Routine test. Culture test. Ultrasound MRI. Acr test 24 hour protein test And. Test. All test. Normal. And also test Phosphatee random urine laboratory path lab. Phosphorus. Reference range. 5-189 And. My result 32. Pls guide me. Kidney thikkk. Hai Ki koi problem. Hai
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Everything looks normal. Sometimes the detergent used in the toilets can cause foaming. Those bubbles breakdown easily. If its abnormal, your urine protein should have been high. Don't worry.

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