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Microaulbamin/ creatine ratio 46
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Recently done blood test, in that urine protine/ creatine ratio is normal. Ratio is 0.15 .. total protine 16 out of 20 , creatine 103 out of Max 300 , urine routine no protine or sugar found , only issue shows microaulbamin/ creatine ratio mentioned 46 out of 30 , what is the difference protine/creatine ratio and microaulbamin/creatine ratio? If urine protine normal then why microaulbamin/ creatine is 46.
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Dr. M. A. Mohamed Iqbal
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