Yes its slightly less.

A mildly low total protein can be due to diet, recent illness, or dehydration and is not always related to kidney or liver disease if other values are normal. Improving protein intake and hydration may help.

Protein is less ,other things in Reports are normal. Drink plenty of water and a oid tea coffee to excess concentration to increase unnecessary oxalate.please consult for further management.

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Your total protein level of 5.99 g/dL is mildly low (normal range is usually 6.4–8.3 g/dL). The rest of the renal function panel (creatinine 0.56 mg/dL, eGFR 124.83 mL/min/1.73m², urea 21 mg/dL, uric acid 3.48 mg/dL, electrolytes all normal) is excellent — no sign of kidney disease at all. • Total protein = albumin + globulin • Your albumin is 3.66 g/dL (normal low end is ~3.5–5.0 g/dL) • Globulin is 2.33 g/dL (normal) • A/G ratio 1.57 (normal) So the mild drop in total protein is mainly from slightly low albumin — this is not a sign of serious kidney disease (no proteinuria mentioned, normal creatinine/eGFR), liver disease (no other LFT abnormalities like high bilirubin, low albumin with high globulin, or abnormal enzymes), or malnutrition in most cases. Common causes of mildly low total protein / albumin in a healthy person: • Mild dehydration (common in India, especially if water intake low) • Recent illness / inflammation / infection (even mild) • Low protein diet (less dal, egg, milk, non-veg) • Normal variation (especially if you are slim/lean) • Pregnancy or recent delivery (if applicable — not mentioned) This level alone does not indicate kidney or liver disease — your other kidney markers are very good, and no LFT details are abnormal in the shared snippet.

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