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Foamy urine with flank pain on both side
Hello, I have flank pain, and lower back pain on both sides for 1 year now. I consulted a doctor last year July 2025. I did ultrasound abdomen and pelvis - report is normal for all organs including kidney but fatty liver grade 1. I have high uric acid 9.9 for last 1 year. Now for last 2-3 months I'm having too much of foamy urine. I did few tests. Creatinine 1.07, egfr 96, uric acid 9.6, and I have vitamin d and b12 deficiency. I have hypertension and osa for 2 years now and on medication for bp. I also did protein creatinine ratio twice with different labs and the results are 0.04 and 0.11. I want rule out my problem. Is this kidney related - flank pain and foamy urine? I don't have diabetes - my hba1c 5.4.
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I suggest to do Urine routine microscopy and urine culture and sensitivity.
Which drug are you taking for hypertension?
Some drugs can also cause hyperuricemia
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It can be UTI ,urine infection. It's better to do one urine routine and microscopy test and u have to Urine ACR test to rule out protein leakage in urine which will cause foamy urine mostly. Is the foamy urine more early morning after u getup from bed ?? Are u doing more exercise...
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