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Resolved Foam in urine but no protein found.

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    Jonathan Caribou
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  3. Sunday, 07 April 2019
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Good morning

I am 44 years old.Male.6'3 - 92kgs-No renal issues in the family.

3 month ago I noticed foam/bubbles in the toilets.
I did 2 blood tests to check kidneys, 5 dip stick urine tests at GP, 3 urine culture tests were sent to lab , 2 renal ultrasounds. However they all came back negative. No protein and no infection.I also did a STI screening (no risk) that came back negative.

However 3 months later I still have foam in my urine and I feel very tired as if I had an infection.I also have a slight pain on the side.

What could it be?

Thanking you in advance

Jonathan
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Dr. Jordan Weinstein
Dr. Jordan Weinstein
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Hi,

This has been asked and answered many times on this forum:

https://ukidney.com/nephrology-resources/ask-the-experts/search/foam

Please have a look there.

Dr. Jordan Weinstein
  1. 2 weeks ago
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Jonathan Caribou
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Thank you for your time doctor.
From reading other messages it seems that I don't need to do further tests? is 24 hrs necessary?
  1. 2 weeks ago
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Dr. Jordan Weinstein
Dr. Jordan Weinstein
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A 24 hr urine would be the most definitive way to exclude proteinuria - otherwise you could get by by doing a urinary protein and albumin to creatinine ratio on a spot urine to exclude proteinuria.

Dr. Jordan Weinstein
  1. 2 weeks ago
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