Protein Loss - Hi, My Father (65Years) Has Swelling In Whole

Protein loss

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Hi, my father (65years) has swelling in whole body due to protein loss in urine. He went to some kidney test. But they are fine. He is not able to eat food properly. Kindly suggest some good treatment and hospital for him.

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Dr. Kumar Prabhu

Urologist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

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