I am a Type 1 Diabetic, I have been for 16 years now. Just recently I had my microalbumin level?

Question

checked and it was 830. My blood pressure and blood sugars are normal. Does this mean my kidneys are failing?

Answer 1

Mine was 130 mg/dL last December. My doctor didn't seem to think it was a problem. While I don't know what's considered normal, I would say that yours is too high. You didn't mention your HbA1C. If that's been consistently over 7, that might be an indication that you haven't been doing a good enough job of keeping your glucose in range. That's probably why your microalbumin is so high. I'm no doctor, but I read a lot, and I would suspect that, yes, your kidneys are in trouble.

Oh, btw, why in the hell didn't your doctor tell you what that reading meant when the test results came in?

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Answer 3

I don't know the normal ranges but if 830 is higher than normal it means your spilling protein in your urine, that indicates your kidneys are not functioning at 100%.

Answer 4

That level is higher than it should be. You need to go talk to your doctor.

Answer 5

It means that there is reason for your doctor to take action. Please take his/her's advice.

Best of luck