I'll be you're fine: I am going to assume that you had a bunch of labs drawn. Each individual value has a reference range set so that 5% of healthy folks fall outside. I am also going to assume that all the rest of your routine labs are normal. The iron and a/g ratio do not worry me. If the protein was trace, it's no concern. If 1+ or more, next is check for orthostatic proteinuria with morning urine.
Answered 2/2/2014
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Lab values: Your iron level is normal and you have a high a/g ratio. Causes of this are, such as genetic disorders, high protein/high carbohydrate diets, and a few genetic disorders are some of the conditions where a high a/g ratio will be present, among others. Your proteinuria is a problem. Collect your urine for 24 hours to get a measurement of your renal function and how much proteinuria you have/day.
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