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I have what looks like shiny oil droplets in my urine....also stay swollen all over especially in feet and hands. what can cause this?
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Kidney: The answer is a lot of things. But with your history of high blood pressure kidney disease tops the list. Especially if the oily droplets in your urine foam up, it could be a sign of your body losing protein in the urine. This would be a start. But the list also includes thyroid disease, diabetes complications, heart disease, liver disease and others. You should get a full check up.
Answered 2/24/2018
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