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White urine
Dear sir
My mother age 47 yrs .. since 15 yrs she having white urine .. the colour of urine is white always .. earlier I had government insurance card like esic card .. they have done all tests byt they told it may stop its own but they not findout any reason ..
Just they done one thing they done 24hrs urine protine test last 4 yrs back and at that time told my mother lossing some protine in urine and written injection like ornidazile for a week .. but no use .
What is the reason till now no way .. can u suggest me what test have to do again pls tell .. thanks
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Protein leak in the urine is a symptom of kidney disease. It definitely needs further evaluation for determining the cause of the same
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Proteinuria is a sign of renal disease.
The report of urine albumin, serum creatinine and other parameters have to be reassessed.
Also a history and drug review need to be done.
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review of all reports.
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