Urine with a strong tea-like appearance is found during human urination, mainly because of elevated protein levels in the urine, and a urine test will reveal significant abnormalities in protein. The main diseases that cause this factor are primary kidney diseases, such as having chronic glomerulonephritis, interstitial nephritis or having other systemic diseases that cause kidney function damage, such as diabetic nephropathy, rheumatoid immune nephritis, chronic hypertension secondary to kidney damage, as well as kidney function damage caused by the application of drugs. There are also unexplained acute renal failure. It is recommended that when patients are found to have elevated urine protein, they need to further investigate the cause of kidney dysfunction and must control the primary disease in order to alleviate the progression of this disease. Usually when there is elevated urine protein, the body will also be accompanied by other uncomfortable symptoms, such as peripheral edema, decreased physical activity, and may even lead to a decrease in the body’s immunity, as well as the occurrence of other diseases, including infections.