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Proteinuria query
Asking for male - 32 years
Issue - bubbles in urine on and off. Mostly once a day it is seen.
Does urine routine microscopy test rules out protienuria if result is protein negative?
Blood test shows normal creatine , urea, protien, calcium and vitamin D.
But
Uric acid is 8
Phosphorus is - 4.6
Please suggest if this is something to worry.
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Get a urine routine done, it can detect protein in urine
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Dr. Khushboo
General Physician
8 yrs exp
New Delhi
Yes go for that . What other symptoms are available
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Dr. Prakash Dasa
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10 yrs exp
Vadodara
Yes if there Is no protein in routine and microscopy , it rules out gross proteinuria.
Froth in urine is not usually due to protein.
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