What to do if a man has high urine protein

The pace of social life is very fast nowadays, and sub-health is gradually eroding everyone's body. Some chronic diseases have become one of the diseases that people worry about, and they hurt people's bodies for a long time without knowing it, especially some men. They are busy at work and have a lot of social activities every day. Personal hygiene and diet are not guaranteed. Male diseases are even more powerful. Many people have the problem of high urine protein. What diseases can high urine protein cause? Let's talk about what to do if this disease occurs.

There is always a certain amount of protein in the blood, which is indispensable for human life activities. A part of the protein will be filtered into the urine in the glomerulus of the kidney, but it will be absorbed in the renal tubules and return to the blood. Therefore, if the kidney functions normally, the amount of protein in the urine is only a little, but when there is a problem with the kidney and the ureter, a large amount of protein will leak out and become proteinuria. Normal people have trace amounts of protein in their urine, which is negative within the normal range and is marked as (-). When the protein content in the urine is more than 0.15g/24h, it is called proteinuria, and the urine can be positive under normal conditions.

Generally speaking, persistent proteinuria in men often indicates kidney disease. The amount of urine protein reflects the degree of disease, and can be used to observe the efficacy of treatment in clinical practice. However, it should be pointed out that in the late stage of glomerular disease, due to the loss of a large number of renal units, protein filtration is reduced, and urine protein test is reduced or disappears, which does not mean that the kidney disease has been alleviated.

A large amount of proteinuria will lead to a large loss of plasma protein, resulting in hypoproteinemia. Proteinuria will cause damage to the glomeruli and tubules, thus causing renal fibrosis. Long-term hypoproteinemia can lead to malnutrition and delayed growth and development in children; reduced immunoglobulin causes low immunity and susceptibility to infection; the hazards of long-term proteinuria include insufficient endocrine binding protein, which can induce endocrine disorders (low T3 syndrome, etc.) and other diseases.

There are no special symptoms of high urine protein in the early stages. What needs to be reminded is that no matter how busy you are, you must pay attention to your physical health. The first thing is to have regular physical examinations to understand your physical health. You must pay attention to your diet and make time to eat even if you don’t have time. Small meals are also fine. You must pay attention to personal hygiene, drink water regularly, exercise appropriately, and don’t sit for a long time, which is not good for the lumbar spine. Don’t face the computer for a long time.