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Dizziness, Neck And Back Pain. Blood Test Shows Protein In Urine, High Cholesterol. Suggestions?
Hi I have been sick for about four months dizzy not spinning or the room spinning but off balance my eyes feel heavy dry maybe my neck hurts like the muscle and my lower back I m weak I go to hospital and doctor they give me blood tests I had highh cholesterol blood and protein in my urine but now that s gone I had cat scan looked normal I had aids and hepatitis test just to be safe because my ex cheated on me I get real worn out to walk any distance I m 32 5 ft 5 157 lbs please help any suggestions I m very worried and sick
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
General & Family Physician, Dr. Anuj Dan's Response
Hi, Thank you for posting your question here, I will try to answer it to the best of my abilities.
The most common causes for protein in your urine are diabetes and hypertension. I am assuming your doctors have already concluded that you have neither of those two. The next thing your doctors should check for is glomerulonephritis, a biopsy or CT of your kidney should help in confirming this. So ask your doctors to check if this is indeed the cause.
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Dizziness, Neck And Back Pain. Blood Test Shows Protein In Urine, High Cholesterol. Suggestions?
Hi, Thank you for posting your question here, I will try to answer it to the best of my abilities. The most common causes for protein in your urine are diabetes and hypertension. I am assuming your doctors have already concluded that you have neither of those two. The next thing your doctors should check for is glomerulonephritis, a biopsy or CT of your kidney should help in confirming this. So ask your doctors to check if this is indeed the cause. I hope this helped.