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Should i be concerned about urine creatinine levels over 165 mg/dl and high protein levels?
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Depends: It depends how high the protein levels are when they were checked. High urine protein levels are often a marker of kidney disease. High blood protein levels can be seen in multiple myeloma. This is concerning, and i would ask your physician for additional information.
Answered 5/23/2018
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