A microalbumin of 110mg/L is not particularly serious and is mainly considered in the early stages of kidney disease. Normally, the range of microalbumin is below 30mg/L. Microalbumin between 30 and 300mg/L is a kind of slightly high phenomenon, which is not particularly serious. If the patient does not have lower limb edema or high blood pressure, it is considered to be related to cryptogenic nephritis, which is usually an early stage of kidney disease and can be recovered with timely treatment. Slightly high microalbumin alone cannot directly confirm the diagnosis of the disease, but can be analyzed in combination with other renal function indicators and clinical symptoms. According to the specific cause of the disease, under the guidance of the doctor to choose the treatment program, control the development of the disease, and later pay attention to regular review. In the process of treatment and recovery, patients should pay attention to adjust the treatment plan according to the changes of the condition in time, so as not to affect the treatment effect. Patients should not smoke or drink alcohol in their daily life, rest as much as possible before the condition is fully recovered, and do not do too much exercise or labor, so as not to aggravate the symptoms.