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ADVICE on Kidney, Triglycerides and UACR
35 years old male, 1.2 creatinine, Uric Acid - 5.6, Cholesterol total 148, Triglycerides- 310, hba1c - 6.6, Electrolytes - normal. UACR - 201,
Please see my latest report and on medication for diabetes and BP. I am on strict diet don't know why triglycerides increased and UACR 201. Kindly advice how to deal with this and why these two parameters increased. Im following up with dr always. I am so worried as I am young. Kindly advice sir or Madam. Thanks
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Your UACR of 201 means your kidneys are losing a bit of protein, probably because of your diabetes. High triglycerides can also be a sign of diabetes and overall metabolic health. This doesn't mean your kidneys are damaged, but it does mean we need to get your metabolism more under control. Your HbA1c at 6.6% is actually pretty good. Keep taking your diabetes and blood pressure medications, and adding in some regular cardio will help with your triglycerides and protect your kidneys down the road.
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Work out regularly and cut back on carbohydrates
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There are many causes of increased TG like taking sweets,ghee and not exercising
Uacr can be managed with diet excercise and use of antiproteinuric drugs
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