This often happens because these signs aren’t always actively sought during routine medical checkups, and because the body doesn’t send a clear alarm in the early stages.
Some people shouldn’t wait until they notice foam in their urine to take action. The risk is higher if you:
Have high blood pressure
Have diabetes
Have a history of kidney disease
Have had autoimmune diseases
Frequently use anti-inflammatory drugs (such as ibuprofen, naproxen, or diclofenac)
Have obesity or metabolic syndrome
In these cases, protein loss can begin long before any visible symptoms appear.
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