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I have noticed since june 2017 that my urine occassionally has heavy foam several times per week & other times tiny clear bubbles. is this normal?
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Needs Evaluation: It may be a sign of protein in your urine.Consult your doctor and get a urine test to see if there is any significant Protein in your urine which may need further investigation to rule out kidney disease
Answered 5/20/2018
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