Foamy Urine and A/G ratio of 2.19

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Asked for Male, 29 Years

I recently took calcium supplement for 3 days and the area around kidneys started aching. I noticed my urine foamy. Then i went to the kidney specialist after getting kidney function tests. He looked at the reports and said that they are ok and told me to get Ultrasound, urine r/e and blood cbc test. My reports showed A/G ratio of 2.19 and the doctor said that it is not alarming. Otherwise my reports are normal (calcium is 10.1 which 0.5below the higherlimit) and GFR value is 126 but checking internet is filling me with doubts and fear. I just want to know Im gonna be ok and what should I do next. Thanks

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Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 7 yrs exp Alappuzha · Accepted Answer

Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 7 yrs exp Alappuzha

Pls share ur urine reports as well Check urine microalbumin

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