Hello,

This is consistent with a modest amount of protein in the urine. There seems to be some inconsistency with the way this is reported on that form unless I am misunderstanding it. Nevertheless, you might discuss this matter with your nephrologist as it should be followed and addressed with medication. One possibility would be to use an SGLT2 inhibitor or else an MRA such as Finerenone. Theoretically both drugs could be used together as well but this is something to discuss with a nephrologist. This is not an emergent finding but an important one that I would not ignore.

Dr. Jordan Weinstein

Quoted from Guest on Monday, 16 September 2024

Hi good morning pls my name is Dora, a 22 year old young lady,lately I’ve been having bloody urine and today after urinating I noticed my urine had turned foamy and I’m a bit concerned about it , can u you pls help me know what’s wrong with me?

Hello,

You should have a urine culture to exclude a urinary tract infection. If that explains the issue, then would stop there. If however, the culture is negative, then would investigate to see if this is a primary kidney issue and/or a urologic issue (for example in the bladder).

Dr. Jordan Weinstein