No worries please.: The test results take into account the concentration of protein in the urine, not just the amount. If you had consumed more fluids and made more urine, the total amount of protein would be the same even tho there was more urine. Example: if you have a cup of salt water and add more water to it, the water will be less salty but the total amount of salt will stay the same.
Answered 5/16/2017
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Not total protein: Total urinary protein does not diagnose amyloid. Urine needs to be examined for monoclonal immunoglobulins in general and monoclonal light chains in particular. Volume of urine is not relevant.
Answered 9/16/2016
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