Hi, I need detailed clinical history and examination to assess the situation. I need to know if you're losing only protein or blood, and your blood pressure readings are also needed. Diet, UTIs, and physical exertion can cause protein in urine, but usually it's 1+ or 2+. 4+ might indicate a
kidney issue.
Next Steps
You need a thorough evaluation to determine whether it is transient or not. Repeat the complete urine examination, urine protein-
creatinine ratio, CBC, and renal function tests.
Health Tips
Better to consult a Nephrologist