how to eliminate protein in urine?

Question

ok ok i know that protein in urine can be caused by a kidney infection or high blood pressure and whatnot. is there anything i can do to avoid getting tested positive? perhaps drink more water?

Answer 1

Why would this even be a problem, unless you're on a low-protein diet?

Answer 2

Protein in urine can be a possible sign of diabetes as well. You should definately be tested for it. Dark colored urine that is high in proteins can be a sign of dehydration. Depending on the color. Certain vitamins such as vitamin b can cause bright yellow urine. Drinking water will help if it caused by dehydration, and can help to flush your system of kindney stones.

Also having protein in your urine wont make you test positive for drugs or anything.

But drinking more water isnt going to fix the problem if it is caused by an underlying medical condition. If if is caused by kindney problems or diabetes it needs to be treated.

Answer 3

Protein in urine means nothing bro.

Answer 4

Proteinuria may be a sign of renal (kidney) damage. Since serum proteins are readily reabsorbed from urine, the presence of excess protein indicates either an insufficiency of absorption or impaired filtration. Diabetics usually suffer from damaged nephrons and develop proteinuria. Consult a Nephrologist.
Please see the webpages for more details on Proteinuria.

Answer 5

I just got out of the hospital and the doctors told me that I had protein spilling out in my urine...the only thing that they have told me so far is to stick with soups, chicken and rice. I dont think that the doctor told me why it was spillin in my urine, but he also told me that I had a problem with my gut and I might have Lime Disease.

Answer 6

why would this be a concern as opposed to correcting the condition that caused it? If youre spilling protein its going to continue until that condition is corrected.