Proteinuria from +1 to +2 protein in ur

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Asked for Female, 34 Years

I give birth at 10/10/2019 suregy.. after 2 month i notice i have ++ protein in my urine.. i do ultrasound all are normal nothing.. blood urea and serum creatinine uric acid are normal.. i have no hypertion and no diabetic ( blood sugar fasting and randam normal).. i do Thyriod function test and fsh lh prolactin in days 2 of cycle are normal ..

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Dr. K Sudhakar

Urological Surgeon 21 yrs exp Puducherry

Repeat the test after adequate water intake If found to be same Consult a near by urologist or nephrologist

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Dr. Topoti Mukherjee

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 30 yrs exp Bangalore

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You need to be seen by a nephrologist with s the records. The tests need to be followed up.