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Albumin in urine
I am 45 year male diabetic since 15 years. Recently I visited a hospital at Kerala and performed health check up. In my upper gi endoscopy h pylori was positive and doctor prescribed me levoflaxacin and amoxycillin for 14 days. Then I consult for muscle pain and cramps and after blood test it is found that my magnesium level is slightly low and doctor prescribed me magnesium oxide tablet. After taking nine days of antibiotics and 02 days magnesium oxide next day my feets were swelled and i had tested urine routine test and my urine albumin was positive 1+ which was earlier negative before taking these medicine. Now I am feeling nauseated and tired. My legs feels heavy always. Kindly advice.
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Dr. Harsha M V
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8 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Need to see full urine analysis report
You may have to repeat urine analysis and KFT
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Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan
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7 yrs exp
Alappuzha
Need to do few more tests
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