1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Nephrology

  4. URINE PROTEIN 2+ (16-1-25) report. 9pm?

URINE PROTEIN 2+ (16-1-25) report

2025-01-17 11:52:23
I am diabetic, Latest report hba1c 10, Creatinine 1.2 all report normal done 8/1 2months ago I did CUE along with all the routine body check up.  I can see 1+ protein In Urine. Yesterday I did CUEaround 9pm report shows 2+ protein In Urine. Do I need a retest as it was late at night 9pm? Back in 2023 also I had trace of protein in urine and after few months it disappeared. Again it showed trace and it is Back to 1+. Kindly advice If this is a concern. All KFT are normal only concern is urine protein 1+ and blood present in urine too.
164 Views

Answers (1)

Get your queries answered instantly with Practo AI FREE

50000+ health queries resolved in last month

Chat with Practo AI on Whatsapp

Consult Now
I would suggest doing a Urine Albumin/ creat ratio to quantify. Also a Fundus examination for retinopathy and an ultrasound

Answered2025-01-18 09:10:10

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Not finding what you need? Ask Practo AI

FREE

Chat with Practo AI on Whatsapp

Articles you may like

Is Too Much Protein Good or Bad for You

Ms.Silky Mahajan

I receive a lot of queries around Protein like how much is too much, whether Protein consumption will impact our health ... Read more

Emergency Consultancy for Blood in Urine

Dr.Bimla Bansal

While some symptoms and discomforts are normal and can be ignored once or twice, some signs need immediate attention at ... Read more

How Much Protein Do You Need?

Ms.Swati Kapoor

Protein is one of the important macronutrients of the human body. 16 percent of our total body weight is protein. Muscle ... Read more

Must Read: Is Egg Your Complete Protein?

Ms.Ankita Gupta Sehgal

There must be plenty of protein sources available for mankind, but not all are equal in terms of their protein quality. ... Read more

Myths About Protein for Weight Loss!

Ms.Ashu Gupta

All social media ads, newspapers, television gives us a message that protein supplements help in having lean, muscular b ... Read more

High Protein Diet Might Be as Bad as Smoking

Ms.Swati Kapoor

Protein is an important macro nutrient and plays a major role in various physiological conditions. The requirement of pr ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Protein in urine

653 Views
My urine spot protein/creatinine ratio report as on 13/03/2024 Spot urinary protein. 204 mg/dl Spot urin ...Read More

High creatinine

649 Views
My wife is diagnosed with high creatinine and protein in urine. Patient : 32yrs, female Test results are ...Read More

Creatinine Test

587 Views
I have done creatinine test. My creatinine blood test report is 1.33 , how to reduce creatinine? Is this ...Read More

Doubt on creatinine

373 Views
Present my creatinine is 1.3 (lab upper limit is 1.2). This creatinine behaviour was observed from 2023. ...Read More

Creatinine

275 Views
Sir 15 days back I got fever and lungs infection..I test all blood test c protein reactive is 19 serum cr ...Read More

About creatinine

204 Views
I run approx 5 km per day and approx 10 km brisk walk since 02 months daily. At about morning after 1 hr ...Read More

Creatinine 1.2, ACR 43, Hba1c 6.6,

82 Views
Dear Doctor. I am diabetic and BP patient. Taking telmi beta 50 daily one, on medication for diabetes and ...Read More

Reduce creatinine for Job under 1 please

119 Views
I am diabetic and BP. As per tests done on 21st April - FBS 80, PPBS 180, Hba1c 7.9%, Serum Creatinine 1. ...Read More

Diabetes, protein 1+NOW, Creatinine 1.2

150 Views
Hi, I am diabetic. All tests normal apart from Hba1c in Jan - 9%, Protein 2+ in urine in Jan, then consul ...Read More

Protein in urine

263 Views
My latest spot urine microalbumin creatinine report Urine microalbumin 25.4 mg/l Urine creatinine. 132 ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.