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My husband recently had a urine test come back with a 307.4 mg/dl. what can he do to bring this down?
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Protein, right?: Hubby is lucky to have a wife who cares. Most often, if he's healthy, it's orthostatic proteinuria and needs no treatment. Otherwise, he'll get a serious workup. Treat the disease, not the lab value. Best wishes.
Answered 6/27/2015
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