Increased Microalbumin

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Asked for Male, 37 Years

My microalbumin is 325, however my KFT and LFT is normal...My average blood glucose level is 200 and HBA1C is 8.7...should i consult the doctor or reduce the microalbumin level by exercise and maintaing lifestyle...

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Dr. Chauhan Vinod Kumar

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Your blood sugar levels are high and it is not under control. If taking drugs for diabetes.. Take regularly as per advice. Diabetic diet important. If not taking medicines.. need to be started

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consult physician/ diabetologist

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Suresh Babu Vedala Urologist 9 yrs exp Guntur · Accepted Answer

Suresh Babu Vedala

Urologist 9 yrs exp Guntur

Need to take low protein and salt diet. Don't worry. Consult a nephrologist once .

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