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Bubbles in urine
Can dehydration and drinking less water cause bubbles in urine ?
Getting small bubbles (too many but small sized) in urine everyday once or twice.
Blood test shows -
Creatinine normal range (0.93)
Blood urea, protein, calcium, vitamin D all are normal, hba1c and FBS are normal raneg
Uric acid is 8 without symptoms. It was 4.6 around 6 months back.
Also, phosphorus is 4.6.
Please suggest if this is something to worry.
Age -32, male
Urine routine microscopy is negative for protein.
Wbc - 3-4 in urine.
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Dehydration doesn't cause any such thing...
Reports are all normal
Uric acid is borderline normal
Need to evaluate further..
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
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3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Need to see reports to evaluate properly.
Consult me on practo for further guidance
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