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Could A Trace Amount Of Protein Found In Urinalysis Due To Having Protein Shake And 1 Tsp Of Creatine Everyday ?

Just had a urinalysis which showed a trace amount of protein . I drink a recovery protein shake per day and ingest 1tsp of creatine a day. Could these things be the reason for the test result and is this something I should be concerned about?
Mon, 9 Apr 2012
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Detection of protein in the urine, combined with a microscopic exam of urinary sediment, provides the basis for the differential diagnosis of renal disease.
Sometime it may affected by diet.Better go for urine test after 3 to 4 days.
If it is present again than go for further investigations to rule out the diagnosis.
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Could A Trace Amount Of Protein Found In Urinalysis Due To Having Protein Shake And 1 Tsp Of Creatine Everyday ?

Welcome to HCM. Detection of protein in the urine, combined with a microscopic exam of urinary sediment, provides the basis for the differential diagnosis of renal disease. Sometime it may affected by diet.Better go for urine test after 3 to 4 days. If it is present again than go for further investigations to rule out the diagnosis.