Persistent proteinuria is the term doctors use when you constantly have high levels of protein in your urine. Protein is a part of your blood, and is important for building muscles and bones, ...

Proteinuria affects most people with complement 3 glomerulopathy (C3G). Protein in urine is one of the strongest indicators of disease progression. Reducing proteinuria can slow the progression of C3G ...

After taking into account kidney function and other factors, the researchers found that people with moderate levels of the protein albumin in their urine (30–299 mg/g) had a 25 percent higher risk of ...

Sudden cardiac arrest, while rare, was somewhat more likely for young adults whose lab values indicated proteinuria approximately 10 years prior. The findings were based on a study of 6.8 million ...

Increased risk of sudden cardiac arrest in younger adults with proteinuria was higher in those with chronic kidney disease. Proteinuria is associated with higher risk of sudden cardiac arrest in ...

The consequence of low blood protein depends on how low the protein becomes, which protein is low, and the cause of the low protein. Having a correct level of protein in the blood is essential for ...