Does urine protein mean kidney disease, and does urine protein have to be nephritis?

Does proteinuria necessarily mean kidney disease? This situation is not necessarily, such as physical exertion, improper diet, etc., may lead to this situation, so you should pay attention to rest, pay attention to control your diet, and avoid excessive protein intake. After a while, I will go back to the hospital for a follow-up.

If it is said that proteinuria is eliminated, then this is not related, if there is still this condition, further examination should be done.

Not necessarily, protein in the urine may also be caused by fever and other conditions.

Generally speaking, most patients with kidney disease will have symptoms of proteinuria, which generally manifests as nephritis, and its symptoms are hematuria, proteinuria and cast-type urine. There are two types: acute and chronic. Penicillin is generally used, 800,000 units intramuscularly per day for 10-14 days.

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Having protein in the urine does not necessarily mean kidney disease. Because protein in the urine is not only present in kidney disease, but can also be seen in other conditions. Renal urine protein must be positive, for urine protein, it is recommended to use bacteria to recuperate the kidney - Lingleua multibacterial powder, to solve the disadvantages of Chinese and Western medicine to treat the kidney and also hurt the kidney, by Poria cocos, Cordyceps, white fungus, Zhu Ling composed of Lingleoduobacterium powder, can remove the immune complex that causes glomerular basement membrane damage, improve the filtration function of the glomeruli.

Natural edible and medicinal fungus, does not increase the burden on the kidneys. It has obvious effects on occult blood, urine protein, and creatinine, and can be taken for a long time.

If there is no proteinuria, does it mean that you do not have nephritis?

After the diagnosis of Henoch-Schonlein purpura, patients or parents of children are most worried about the impact on the kidneys. Henoch-Schonlein purpura affects the kidneys and often presents with hematuria or proteinuria, progressing to purpuric nephritis. However, some patients have repeated urination routine many times, and there is only hematuria, no proteinuria, does it mean that they do not have nephritis?

The director of the Department of Hematology told everyone that if a patient with purpura has hematuria and proteinuria, then he will be diagnosed with purpura nephritis. Purpura nephritis is pathologically almost indistinguishable from IgA nephropathy, and the diagnosis of purpura nephritis must be based on clinical symptoms and typical signs. However, some patients with purpuric nephritis present with only hematuria and no proteinuria.

In addition to urine abnormalities, what are the other manifestations of purpuric nephritis?

Typical symptoms consist of 4 parts, namely:

** (Bleeding spots).

Gastrointestinal tract (abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, melena, bloody stools).

Joints (joint effusion, pain).

Kidneys (proteinuria, hematuria).

However, not all four symptoms occur at the same time.

Rash is an important basis and clue for diagnosing purpura nephritis, and no ** symptoms can theoretically appear, but no rash is often not considered in the first place.

Is it necessary to have a renal puncture for purpuric nephritis?

Patients with purpuric nephritis generally do not need a renal biopsy, but for patients with obvious proteinuria, hematuria, elevated serum creatinine, and hypertension on urine examination, kidney biopsy is recommended, because it means that the pathological type is more severe, and clarifying the pathological type as soon as possible is helpful to choose the appropriate ** measures and judge how the disease develops.

Does protein in urine have to be nephritis - start with protein in the urine**.

Let's first take a look at what is urine protein, which is the protein detected by the cloudiness of urine after acidification and heating. The range of 24-hour urine protein in a normal person is , and the urine protein test is negative. If the urine protein is tested at 150 mg a day, that is, when the urine protein is positive, it means that the amount of urine protein excreted by the human body has increased significantly, which is abnormal urine protein.

Persistently positive urine protein often indicates that the kidneys have lesions, but it is not necessarily, and there are several conditions of urine protein**

1. Healthy people will also excrete some urine protein.

Healthy people can also have a very small amount of protein in the urine, but it is normal as long as the test strip does not change color and is negative (1) during qualitative examination.

In addition, the amount of protein in the urine is quantitatively measured, and it is within the normal range when it is less than 100 mg.

In addition, even if the body is not barrier-free, as long as there is intense exercise, extreme cold, mental excitement, and intense stress, urine protein will appear.

Diseases that are suspected to be outliers.

2. Suspected positive and positive are abnormal.

Qualitative tests are considered to be outliers when they are suspiciously positive (+ or positive (+).

In addition, when quantitatively examined, a daily value of more than 100 mg is an outlier.

Urine protein indicates that there are diseases that are abnormal in the kidneys, or diseases that are caused by causes other than kidney disease.

3. Proteinuria caused by reasons other than kidney disease.

Proteinuria caused by causes other than kidney disease is mostly benign, and when the disease occurs**, the proteinuria disappears.

Febrile proteinuria] Egg white urine occurs when the fever is above 38 degrees Celsius caused by diseases such as colds.

Proteinuria in a young person occurs when the spine bends forward and compresses the blood vessels in the kidneys. If not, it will automatically disappear around the age of 30.

Congestion of the kidneys] Urine protein occurs when the renal veins are congested such as heart failure, but the protein also disappears when the congestion dies.

4. In addition, multiple myeloma, systemic lupus erythematosus, chronic rheumatoid arthritis, gout, edema and other mercury poisoning and lead poisoning diseases will also appear urine protein.

No. Renal function can be further checked, 24-hour urine protein quantification, and further diagnosis can be made after a clear diagnosis based on one's own symptoms. It is best to combine the multi-bacterial powder composed of Poria cocos, Cordyceps, white fungus and Zhu Ling to solve the disadvantages of Chinese and Western medicine treating the kidney and hurting the kidney.

High protein in the urine does not necessarily mean nephritis. The prevention of kidney disease is greater than the cure, one is to prevent further damage to the kidneys, and the other is to prevent kidney disease. It is composed of Poria cocos, Cordyceps, white fungus and Zhu Ling--Ling.

It is beneficial to the kidneys and nourishes the kidneys, has obvious effects on occult blood, protein, and edema, and is naturally edible and medicinal fungal extract, without hormones, and can be taken for a long time.

Not necessarily, because there is.

Proteinuria. It is physiological, but the amount of proteinuria is not large.

But if you have a lot of foam, you should.

Protein in the urine. Quite a bit, it is recommended that you check it and do a 24-hour urine protein quantification, which is very easy to determine whether you have it or not.

Nephritis. up,

Protein in the urine is not necessarily kidney disease, but if protein in the urine is detected, it does give priority to kidney disease. 、

A positive urine protein test result is obtained by a qualitative urine protein test. All types of kidney disease have the potential to be proteinuria-positive. When glomerular and renal tubular lesions occur, such as renal arteriosclerosis in various stages of nephritis, nephropathy and hypertension, urine protein positivity can occur; Various bacterial infections, such as pyelonephritis, renal tuberculosis, sepsis, etc., can also be positive for urine protein; Non-infectious diseases such as kidney stones, polycystic kidney disease, renal amyloidosis, shock, severe muscle damage, fever, jaundice, hyperthyroidism, hemolytic anemia, and leukemia can also present with positive proteinuria.

Urine protein test can not only determine whether there are kidney lesions, but also help patients with kidney disease understand the degree of kidney disease through clinical in-depth urine protein quantitative examination

1. Mild proteinuria (less than: mainly seen in inactive renal lesions, pyelonephritis, etc.)

2. Moderate proteinuria (seen in nephritis, multiple myeloma, diabetic nephropathy, hypertensive nephropathy, nephrosclerosis, renal tumors, etc.)

3. Severe proteinuria (more than 4g 24h): seen in acute or chronic glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome, lupus nephritis, occult nephritis, etc.

Occasionally, proteinuria does not matter, if it is proteinuria for many times, it is nephritis, and if the amount of proteinuria is large, the prognosis is not good.

Nephritis does have symptoms of proteinuria, in order to more accurately determine whether you have nephritis, you should go to the hospital for examination. It is recommended that you go to the Nephrology Department of Beijing Titan Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine to let the old Chinese medicine doctor take a look.

Glomerulonephritis can have proteinuria, but not all proteinuria is glomerulonephritis, and there are many causes of proteinuria, so it is recommended that you go to the hospital for investigation.

This is not necessarily, a comprehensive examination is required to confirm the diagnosis, and the location of kidney damage, the extent of damage, and the type of kidney disease can be clearly known through testing.

Not necessarily.

Proteinuria is indeed a positive finding on laboratory tests for nephritis, but there is no absolute relationship between the two.

Bacterial infections of the ureters, bladder, and urethra may also be positive for protein.

Therefore, please seek medical attention as soon as possible, clarify the diagnosis, and actively cooperate with the doctor's diagnosis and treatment plan.

I wish you soon**, I hope it will be helpful to you, welcome to ask.

Hello, in general, urine protein is a precursor to nephritis, and regular re-examination is recommended.

Not necessarily, go to the hospital for a check-up***.