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I did a urine test in my physiology class and i have 100 + glucose 300 +++ protien 1.033 specific gravity and luekocytes in my urine. ?
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You may be diabetic: High levels of glucose and protein in the urine are virtually never normal (might happen during bad illness or after heavy exercise). A likely possibility is diabetes. See a physician soon to have further tests. If you do have diabetes, that illness can be mostly silent but do serious damage to your health.
Answered 1/22/2015
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