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UPCR value after drinking water
My UPCR is 0.18
Protein is 1.80 and creatinine is 9.96
But I drink around 2 litr of water and urinate 3 to 4 times before giving urine to to the test
Should I consider above value as normal ?
Is there any chance that due to overhydration values could be false negative?
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No only in extreme under hydration(5l/day) there will be false reports
2l is normal intake
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Dr. Sridatta Gurudatta Pawar
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Question here is
Why are u doin this test?
Any symptoms??
Drinking 2 lts is normal
Drinking around 2 liters of water per day is also normal and does not count as overhydration
If no symptoms and other tests are normal then no concern
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