As a dominant symptom of Chronic Kidney Disease, proteinuria often attracts
patients’ attention. What does proteinuria mean for patients with Chronic Kidney
Disease on earth?
In clinic, proteinuria falls into two types which refer to intermittent
proteinuria and persistent proteinuria.
Intermittent proteinuria means urine protein quantitation outnumber the
normal value, but not always. Intermittent proteinuria usually appears in the
following three situations:Treatment for Kidney Disease Patients With Weight Gain and Proteinuria
* Benign Temporary Proteinuria. People with this kind of protein usually have
no Chronic Kidney Disease and it has no clinical significance.
* Functional proteinuria. The common causes of it are drastic exercises,
chill, congestive heart failure, injection of albumin, hyperpyrexia and usage of
norepinephrine. People with functional proteinuria usually have no renal
damage.
*Orthostatic proteinuria. For patients with orthostatic proteinuria, the
excretion of protein usually is not more than one gram per day. It often
indicates a good prognosis of Chronic Kidney Disease. Proteinuria and Kidney Disease
Persistent proteinuria means there are protein in patients’ urine, no matter
what kinds of position patients in. Persistent proteinuria has great
significance for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease. On the basis of protein
volume in urine, persistent proteinuria can be divided into two types and they
are asymptomatic proteinuria and macroalbuminuria.Other Options Than Medicines to Reduce Proteinuria in Diabetics
* Asymptomatic proteinuria. Protein in urine is less than two gram per day
and usually, it can be seen among patients with glomerular disease and renal
tubular disease. Therefore, if you have asymptomatic proteinuria, then your
glomeruli or renal tubules may be damaged. In addition, asymptomatic proteinuria
may also appear in people who have no Chronic Kidney Disease.Treatment for FSGS with Proteinuria and Creatinine 1.6
* Macroalbuminuria. Macroalbuminuria means protein excreted along with urine
more than 3.5gram per day and the major component of macroalbuminuria is
albumin. Patients with macroalbuminuria usually have symptoms of Nephrotic
Syndrome such as hypoalbuminemia, swelling, hyperlipemia and large amount of
proteinuria. Besides, severe proteinuria often can indicate the existence of
glomerular disease.
Now, after reading this article, can do you the relationship between Chronic
Kidney Disease and proteinuria? Intermittent proteinuria us tell nothing about
Chronic Kidney Disease, but persistence proteinuria may tell us what are damaged
in our kidneys. For more information, please consult our consultant online or
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