Protein in urine (++), Protein/Cr=0.96

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I am 75 year male suffering from diabetes for last 25 years. HbA1c= 7.3. Serum creatinine=1.1 (ref range .67 to 1.17).blood urea= 45,BUN=21, microalbumin >200, ,uri. albumin/creatinine ratio=306 ,Na=139, K=5, protein/creatinine ratio=0.96 (ref <0.2). Current medication; Metformin 1.5g, Zoryl 1mg BD, Cardace 2.5 OD, Cilacar 10 mg OD, BP, retina=OK

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Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal Urologist 25 yrs exp Jhansi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal

Urologist 25 yrs exp Jhansi

Keep regular consultation with nephrologist/physician for monitoring and drug advice as per your clinical condition and body weight. Dietary modifications /advice also help on both diabetes&microalbuminurea

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