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Can You Drink Milk with Proteinuria? Understanding Dietary Restrictions

Can I drink milk if I have proteinuria? Hello, doctor! I have kidney issues and have been hospitalized multiple times. Recently, several tests have shown proteinuria, and my urine often appears foamy like soap. I also frequently experience pain in my right lower back. Could you p...


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Hello: The test conducted on your urine is for albumin, which should normally not be detectable in urine. If you consistently show proteinuria in your urine tests, it may indicate an issue with your renal glomeruli, and further examination is necessary. As for your lower back pai...

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Understanding Gas Issues: When to Seek Medical Advice and Care

Gas expulsion issues Hello, I would like to ask about my condition. Many years ago, I suffered from gastric and duodenal ulcers, and since then, I have often experienced flatulence and gas for about ten years. Regardless of whether I drink yogurt or eat other foods, I tend to pas...


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Colonoscopy is currently the best method for diagnosis, as it allows for examination of the entire colon. The sigmoidoscopy you underwent only examines the distal part of the colon, while the ascending colon, transverse colon, and descending colon are also potential sites for les...

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Unexplained Swelling in Legs: Causes and When to Seek Help

Unexplained edema? Hello, doctor: My mother is currently 51 years old and has a history of hypertension. She has been taking medication regularly to control her blood pressure. However, for the past two weeks, she has been experiencing swelling in both legs, and when pressed, the...


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Hello! The main causes of bilateral leg edema include the following: 1. Renal origin: This includes nephrotic syndrome and chronic kidney failure. Urinalysis should be performed to check for proteinuria, and blood tests to assess kidney function are necessary. 2. Hepatic origin: ...

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