Testing urine for protein, also known as a urine protein test or urinalysis for protein, is a common diagnostic procedure used to detect the presence and amount of protein in the urine. This test can help identify and monitor kidney disease and other conditions affecting the kidneys.
Purpose of the Test
Screening for Kidney Disease: Detects early signs of kidney damage or disease, such as glomerulonephritis or diabetic nephropathy.
Monitoring Chronic Conditions: Helps monitor chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension that can lead to kidney damage.
Diagnosing Specific Conditions: Aids in diagnosing specific conditions that cause proteinuria, such as preeclampsia in pregnancy or multiple myeloma.
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