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Query regarding urine pc ratio
I am a lupus patient, lupus overlap symptoms with mixed connective tissue disorder since 19 years.
No organ involvement.
Only skin urticaria once a while.
Taking hydroxy chloroquine once daily.
All my reports are normal
No Protein in urine
Creatine normal
Esr ,crp , C3, C4, cbc, normal.
This time rheumatologist gave a urine pc ratio.
So urine pc ratio is .24
In that protein is Norma, 2 .4
But urine creatinine is low, only 10.
Is it something to worry?
I will be consulting rheumatologist soon.
But hoping for some suggestions
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Any pedal edema or periorbital puffiness there?
Seem like urine is diluted..
Please share reports
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Dr. Sridatta Gurudatta Pawar
Nephrologist/Renal Specialist
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Kindly share the reports
Is it 0.24?or 2.4?
Yes urine creatinine is too
Can be diluted urine
Better to share the reports
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