Proteinuria (Protein leak in urine))

The condition of proteinuria appears when protein shows up in urine samples which serves as an indicator of kidney damage or dysfunction. Proteinuria develops because of diabetes, hypertension, kidney infections and immune-related disorders. The first indications of proteinuria include foamy urine together with swelling in the legs and hands and persistent fatigue. Proteinuria when untreated leads to the development of progressive kidney disease.

The staff at Dr. Kiran’s Renal Center provides complete assessment and treatment of proteinuria. To establish an underlying cause our diagnostic method performs tests on urine protein alongside kidney function tests and imaging studies. The primary objective of treatment involves identifying and treating diabetes and hypertension and autoimmune diseases and their underlying causes. Our team gives patients prescription medications that comprise ACE inhibitors and ARBs in order to protect kidney function while reducing protein loss.

As part of our patient care we provide medical intervention combined with nutritional and lifestyle adjustments that demand patients follow a low-sodium moderate-protein diet while maintaining proper blood pressure regulation. We aim to reduce disease advancement while keeping kidney function intact and bettering our patients' general health condition.