I'm confused :/

doc_908

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My reports for ACR ( albumin creatinine ratio) are normal but microalbulin in urine are not normal ..why so :(
 

Brunneria

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Hi,

I can't answer your query, but by my post will bump your question up to the top of the recent posts, so hopefully someone will see it and respond.
 

Ultramum

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My reports for ACR ( albumin creatinine ratio) are normal but microalbulin in urine are not normal ..why so :(
Mine were the same last time round. I had been taking anti-inflammatories and my GP thought it may have been due to them.

That is only a reason specific to me of course - was your GP or diabetic nurse concerned? What did they say?
 

DavidGrahamJones

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microalbulin in urine are not normal ..why so

It could be one of many things, mostly quite benign. Just to give you an idea:

heavy exercise, smoking, urinary tract infections and other illnesses, high blood pressure, metabolic syndrome, and in my case my GP mentioned drinking too much water.

A more serious cause is related to diabetes but you'd have to get your doctor to do further checks to see what's the real cause.
 
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ickihun

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If its benign. My gp tells me he'll let it run for 3 months and retest. See gp about it?
 

Tony337

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Hi Doc 908
Protein in urine is a reaction in your kidneys.
Your kidneys act as a sieve and the holes are getting blocked.
High blood pressure is the most common cause.
As i don't know your circumstances i can't and shouldn't comment further (I'm no Doctor) but Ramipril is often prescribed for this and a further test should be advised by your GP.

Kindest regards and good luck

Tony