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Spike In Urine ACR Level
My Urine ACR on 04/04/2025 was 2.84 mg/g creat (lab normal <30 mg/g creat)
But on 18/05/2025 it came 5.77 mg/g creat
There is a spike of 2.93 mg/g creat in 1 month 14 days
No protein intake with adequate hydration of 3 Lts of water before 24 hrs of the test
Previously,Urine ACR came 4.7 mg/g creat on 03/03/2024 & 2.51 mg/g creat on 08/03/2024
However,recent Serum Creatinine is 0.9 mg/dl,eGFR is 110.02 (CKD-EPI),Blood Urea is 24.3 mg/dl,Potassium is 4.4 mmol/l & USG of KUB is normal
BP (150/100) is temporarily high since the last 2 months.Also have mental stress
Is the spike in Urine ACR level worrisome ?
Can it be temporary ?
What might be the cause of such spike ?
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Not worrisome
Make sure blood pressure remains well controlled
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Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan
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7 yrs exp
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Urine acr is normal but keep checking it every 6 months or so.
If persistently bp is high, pls get it evaluated and treated.
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