Hypertension and diabetes in the urine foam is warning what

Foam in the urine of patients with hypertension and diabetes may alert patients to kidney abnormalities.

Foam in the urine of patients with hypertension may be caused by prolonged elevated blood pressure, resulting in impaired kidney function, resulting in protein penetration into the urine and increased urine surface tension. Foam in the urine of patients with diabetes may be caused by diabetic nephropathy or protein leakage due to impaired kidney function after the disease. Therefore, if there is foam in urine in patients with hypertension and diabetes, it is suggested that kidney damage has occurred, and it is necessary to seek medical attention in time and take corresponding treatment measures to protect kidney function.