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I have had intermittent right flank pain for a few days. i did a home urine dipstick and have protein. do i need to see gp? no other symptoms
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Absolutely: It needs to be investigated to find out the cause of the proteinuria . Is it diabetes, is it hypertension or is it something else causing proteinuria.
Answered 1/5/2019
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