Microurinary protein is often common in nephritis and nephropathy and allows for early detection of kidney damage and thus early treatment.
Micro urine protein is one of the early manifestations of renal impairment and is usually presented in tests for nephritis, nephropathy, diabetes, and hypertension. It is recommended to go to the hospital for urine microprotein/creatinine test, 24-hour urine protein test, tests of kidney function, urological ultrasound and other related tests in order to clarify the cause and treat the symptoms, which are at risk of developing into uremia if not treated in time.
Random microproteinuria measurements, especially urine microprotein/creatinine tests have positive diagnostic and therapeutic value for the early diagnosis of diabetic nephropathy. When urine microprotein/creatinine is 30-300 mg/g, microproteinuria is diagnosed and early diabetic kidney injury is considered, and the results recover well after active treatment should be given at this time.
The diet should be light, easy to digest, appropriate to eat soy products, consume high quality protein, including eggs, milk, meat, etc., less oil, less salt and low-fat diet, no smoking and no alcohol. Appropriate exercise, strengthen physical exercise, enhance immunity, prevent obesity and reduce obesity appropriately. Also pay attention to the prevention of colds and flu, pay attention to rest and avoid overexertion.