Patient's question:
My child is a girl. On the 30th of last year, it was discovered that there was +3 protein in her urine. After being treated in Nanchang for a week, it returned to normal. However, three days after stopping the medication, it was found to be +2 again. Now, it has been off the medication since then. Can you please answer what this issue is? The medication used was Ancxin. I don't know if there is a phone number, but it would be better to discuss it verbally.Doctor's answer:
In fact, urine is a "mirror" reflecting the health of kidney function. Through a routine urine test, one can visually reflect the functional state of the kidneys. In healthy individuals, a routine urine test typically shows a negative result for urine protein (microhematuria). If the test results show a positive result for urine protein, with varying levels such as +, 2+, or 3+, it indicates that the kidneys have definitely been affected by disease.