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Have Frothing In Urine. Urine Test Shows Creatin 1.35. Cyst Found In Both Kidneys. Treatment?

Sir ,When I pass urine I find froathing In my urine testing I found Albumin+++.Protein++,Na+ Creatin1.35, NO burning sensation while passing urine,No swellin legs,Night I getup for hardly two times,No fever.'No body Pain CYSTS found in my both kidney. Sir I am too much worried. I am 73Yrs. Please suggest to keep kidney functioning what is to be done?My e mail YYYY@YYYY
posted on Mon, 20 May 2013
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Sir, you have got protien leakage in the urine what we call Proteinuria. there are several conditions that can lead to that and the most common is diabetes. If, you have diabetes then proper control of your blood sugar is required. High blood pressure also causes this condition. i think the best way to go about is to fix up a chek up with a nephrologist and get a detailed opinion.
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Have Frothing In Urine. Urine Test Shows Creatin 1.35. Cyst Found In Both Kidneys. Treatment?

Hello! Sir, you have got protien leakage in the urine what we call Proteinuria. there are several conditions that can lead to that and the most common is diabetes. If, you have diabetes then proper control of your blood sugar is required. High blood pressure also causes this condition. i think the best way to go about is to fix up a chek up with a nephrologist and get a detailed opinion. thanks