Q: total protein, 24 hr urine is this good or bad? protein, urine, qn <=11 mg/dl -my result <6) protein, 24 hr urine -unable to calculate. a1c, kidney panel, ua, lipid normal

Urine results: Your urine shows that you have virtually no protein in your urine, which is a good thing. Patients with proteinuria have an increased rate of kidney failure, heart attacks and strokes which is related to the amount of protein in the urine both in diabetic and non-diabetic patients. What was the reason for the urine collection?

Q: does low vitamin d mean serious underlying issue like cancer? i havent test yet but my cbc, liver, urine, lipid are all normal. i have no symptoms.

Vitamin D Levels: No most people are Vitamin D deficient because of diet and sun exposure. Supplementation will solve the problem. Good idea to get tested.

Q: eet, ecg, troponin t, ultrasound abdomen, urine r, anti hcv, lipid profile are ok. but bp shoots to 150/110 daily.no dr can diagnose in pak. guide me?

See below: You've not mentioned what your kidney function is. A serum creatinine is necessary. Are you overweight? This is assoc with htn. Do you have family members with htn? When your BP is elevated, what are you doing? BP should be measured at complete rest for 15 minutes. Do you have symptoms when your BP is high? Is it hot there? - that alone could do it.

Q: 35m, alt 165,ast 379,dark urine, loose stool, gas, heartburn, occasional pain in right upper stomach. hep a,b,c,e negative, ana, asma, echinococcus negative, vldl, ldl and triglycerides little elevated in lipid profile. ultrasound shows normal study.

Need to examine: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, if your drink alcohol, stop entirely. If you are overweight, lose weight. Wish you good health!

Q: lipid levels high. what to do ?

Talk to your: doctor about the next steps. There are various types and levels of severity of lipid disorders. You may need dietary/lifestyle modifications, medications, or both. Or you can re-submit with more specific info.

Q: where are lipids digested in the body?

Small intestine: Lipids are digested in the small intestine and absorbed with the assistance of bile which acts as an emulsifier, pancreas secretes lipase to breakdown some lipids and the small intestinal lining have enzymes at the "brush border" and certain shorter length fats can be absorbed directly in the intestines. Fats are then repackaged in the liver after digestion.

Question 1

effect of medicine on lipid profile and routine urine, bilirubin test.

Accepted Answer

Yes: Many medications affect lipid profile such as diuretics.  Also they can affect the bilirubin.  Ask your doctor to review your meds.

Question 2

what does albumin and creatine in the urine mean?
albumin  1.5mg. creatine  76 mg. im diabetic 331 lipid, alk phos high,  a1c 13.5

Accepted Answer

Many health issues: An early sign of diabetic kidney damage is a "leak" of protein (albumin) into the urine, called the albumin/creat ratio. The values you give do not appear to be high, but you need to see your doctor, for this as well as other issues, including your very poor blood sugar control (A1C 13.5), which is damaging your kidneys, eyes, driving up your lipids and putting you at high risk of heart attack.

Question 3

had cbc, urine dipstick, and lipid panel. all results normal except anion gap was 16. should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Probalby not: - but I don't have a clue what symptoms you had.   Normal value for serum anion gap is 8-16 mEq/L.

Question 4

i keep peeing took a cbc cmp lipid panel urine test all came back good! but i keep peeing?

Accepted Answer

Increased urination: If your CMP is normal, you have no diabetes nor any alterations of sodium. there is no diabetes mellitus or insipidus.  Get a urine analysis and look at your urine's specific gravity.  If low, you are having too many fluids causing your frequent urination.  Limit your intake of water, or foods that contain it, such as fruits, juices and soups. Culture your urine to see if you have a UTI. Good luck

Question 5

total protein, 24 hr urine
is this good or bad? 
protein, urine, qn <=11 mg/dl -my result <6)
protein, 24 hr urine -unable to calculate. a1c, kidney panel, ua, lipid normal

Accepted Answer

Urine results: Your urine shows that you have virtually no protein in your urine, which is a good thing.  Patients with proteinuria have an increased rate of kidney failure, heart attacks and strokes which is related to the amount of protein in the urine both in diabetic and non-diabetic patients. What was the reason for the urine collection?

Question 6

does low vitamin d mean serious underlying issue like cancer? i havent test yet but my cbc, liver, urine, lipid are all normal. i have no symptoms.

Accepted Answer

Vitamin D Levels: No most people are Vitamin D deficient because of diet and sun exposure. Supplementation will solve the problem. Good idea to get tested.

Question 7

eet, ecg, troponin t, ultrasound abdomen, urine r, anti hcv, lipid profile  are ok. but bp shoots to 150/110 daily.no dr can diagnose in pak. guide me?

Accepted Answer

See below: You've not mentioned what your kidney function is. A serum creatinine is necessary. Are you overweight? This is assoc with htn. Do you have family members with htn?  When your BP is elevated, what are you doing? BP should be measured at complete rest for 15 minutes. Do you have symptoms when your BP is high? Is it hot there? - that alone could do it.

Question 8

35m, alt 165,ast 379,dark urine, loose stool, gas, heartburn, occasional pain in right upper stomach. hep a,b,c,e negative, ana, asma, echinococcus negative, vldl, ldl and triglycerides little elevated in lipid profile. ultrasound shows normal study.

Accepted Answer

Need to examine: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, if your drink alcohol, stop entirely. If you are overweight, lose weight.
Wish you good health!

Question 9

lipid levels high. what to do ?

Accepted Answer

Talk to your: doctor about the next steps.  There are various types and levels of severity of lipid disorders.  You may need dietary/lifestyle modifications, medications, or both.  Or you can re-submit with more specific info.

Question 10

where are lipids digested in the body?

Accepted Answer

Small intestine: Lipids are digested in the small intestine and absorbed with the assistance of bile which acts as an emulsifier, pancreas secretes lipase to breakdown some lipids and the small intestinal lining have enzymes at the "brush border" and certain shorter length fats can be absorbed directly in the intestines.  Fats are then repackaged in the liver after digestion.

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Effect of medicine on lipid profile and routine urine, bilirubin test.

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What does albumin and creatine in the urine mean? albumin 1.5mg. creatine 76 mg. im diabetic 331 lipid, alk phos high, a1c 13.5

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Had cbc, urine dipstick, and lipid panel. all results normal except anion gap was 16. should i be worried?

A member asked:

I keep peeing took a cbc cmp lipid panel urine test all came back good! but i keep peeing?

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Total protein, 24 hr urine is this good or bad? protein, urine, qn <=11 mg/dl -my result <6) protein, 24 hr urine -unable to calculate. a1c, kidney panel, ua, lipid normal

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Does low vitamin d mean serious underlying issue like cancer? i havent test yet but my cbc, liver, urine, lipid are all normal. i have no symptoms.

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Eet, ecg, troponin t, ultrasound abdomen, urine r, anti hcv, lipid profile are ok. but bp shoots to 150/110 daily.no dr can diagnose in pak. guide me?

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35m, alt 165,ast 379,dark urine, loose stool, gas, heartburn, occasional pain in right upper stomach. hep a,b,c,e negative, ana, asma, echinococcus negative, vldl, ldl and triglycerides little elevated in lipid profile. ultrasound shows normal study.

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Lipid levels high. what to do ?

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Where are lipids digested in the body?

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