Proteinuria: The first thing is to have a 24 hour urine collection to see the amount of protein in the urine and to assess the kidney function of the patient. I would also do a renal ultrasound to assess the size of the kidneys. Depending on the amount of proteinuria, i would send off blood for aso, anca 2, complement C3 and c4, hiv, hepatitis b antibodies, hb a1c and ana. A renal biopsy may be needed.
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