What is the cause of high urinary protein?

High urinary protein is caused by nephritis, hypertension, diabetes, etc. The correlation analysis is as follows:

1. Nephritis

kidney is an important organ for filtering blood and eliminating waste. When the kidney is infected, it cannot retain protein, resulting in protein leakage from urine.

2. Hypertension

long-term hypertension will increase renal vascular pressure, which may damage renal arterioles and glomeruli, resulting in increased urinary protein.

3. Diabetes

is a chronic disease affecting blood sugar regulation. High blood sugar levels will make endocrine abnormalities, affecting kidney metabolism, resulting in decreased protein utilization, resulting in abnormal increase in urinary protein.