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Few bubbles in urine
In the routine check up in february my creatinine was 1.07 my sugar level and albumin level in blood is normal..all the parameters were normal...i have also done usg..usg report says i have fatty liver...but now recently i have seen some bubbles in my urine..but they disappeared quickly...is it normal??
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Bubbles in urine can be due to multiple reasons , one being proteinuria ie protein in your urine.
Do you have any burning in urination ? Or u have any history of hypertension or diabetes ?
Some further history and investigations are required.
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proteinuria is a early sign of renal disease.
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Get a urine routine test done and look for protein.
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