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Proteinuria
Expert diagnosis and advanced treatment pathways for proteinuria, prioritized for your recovery.
CONSULT A SPECIALISTProteinuria
Understanding Proteinuria
Proteinuria refers to the abnormal presence of protein in the urine, indicating possible kidney damage or kidney disease. Healthy kidneys normally prevent significant protein loss into urine.
Introduction
Proteinuria refers to the abnormal presence of protein in the urine, indicating possible kidney damage or kidney disease. Healthy kidneys normally prevent significant protein loss into urine.
Common Symptoms
- Foamy or frothy urine
- Swelling in legs, feet, or around eyes
- Fatigue and weakness
- Increased urination in some patients
- Often asymptomatic in early stages
Treatment Options
- Treatment of underlying kidney disease
- Blood pressure and diabetes control
- Kidney-protective medications
- Dietary protein and salt management
- Regular urine and kidney function testing
Recovery & Outlook
Temporary proteinuria may resolve completely, while persistent proteinuria requires ongoing evaluation and management. Early treatment helps protect kidney function and reduce complications.
