When the kidney was damaged, a lot of the protein will be leaked out of the
body in the form of the urine. So it is necessary for the PKD patients to remove
the protein from the urine.
These urine tests should be accurate, and in order to be accurate you can't
do anything out of the norm for you. If you normally go into a sauna every day
and don't drink a lot of water, then your body should have compensated. If you
don't normally do this, then you should refrain from saunas for about a week
before the next exam.
Also, saunas cause dehydration. This is probably the real problem of "protein
in your urine." There should be protein in your urine, but the concentration
needs to be a certain point. Drinking 8 cups of water a day (the daily
recommended amount) will help to get the concentration at normal levels.
No smoking - no beer/ale - no booze - no drugs of ANY kind. Dump the junk
food, fast food garbage & sugary sweet sodas' Drink LOTS of water, fruit
juices & fat free milk to help keep the traffic flowing. Get a doctor to
check your blood sugar level to make sure you're not at the beginning stages of
Diabetes type
I think you need to follow up on this. Your kidneys might be fine, and maybe
you were just dehydrated, but I think a retest is in order. I have a kidney
transplant. I don't have protein in my urine, but if I don't drink enough the
day before, my creatinine (indicator of kidney function) will be higher than
normal. Also, avoid caffeine the day before a lab too.
Your kidneys could have great test results; however, protein in the urine can
possibly be the very beginning signs of kidney disease.
This is from the National Kidney Foundation:
"Yet, a urinalysis can detect protein in the urine—one of the earliest signs
of kidney disease—years before symptoms appear and at a time when treatment can
make all the difference"
How do you think of my information about how the PKD patients remove the
protein in the urine. A secret to you, there are a lot of the traditional
Chinese medical therapies which can treat the PKD. So you can send emails to
kidneyhospitalabroad@hotmail.com.
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