Will urine protein be high during menstruation?

Women will have many different behaviors during menstruation, such as being more irritable and feeling pain in the lower abdomen and waist. In addition to these superficial reactions, women's endocrine system will also change during menstruation, such as decreased estrogen secretion. If you check during menstruation, you will find that many other indicators have also changed. So will urine protein be high during menstruation?

There will be no urine protein in the urine during menstruation, but red blood cells will appear, so if there is protein in the urine, further examination is required. Guidance: If you experience bilateral eyelid edema after getting up in the morning, and have symptoms such as oliguria, dizziness and weakness, it is recommended to check urine routine and renal function. The presence of proteinuria indicates that the kidneys have been damaged. Treatment should actively control the infection and avoid using drugs that are toxic to the kidneys. Urinary protein can be controlled by combining Chinese and Western medicine. In daily life, you should pay attention to a regular life, avoid overwork, avoid catching a cold, avoid strenuous exercise, and eat a light diet with low salt, low fat, and low protein.

No matter what a normal person eats, his urine protein should not be high, because the renal tubular lining will intercept these large molecules and prevent them from flowing out of the body. If protein is detected in urine routine test and the amount of protein is large, you need to consider kidney problems, such as nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis, etc.

Increased urine protein is associated with many diseases and sometimes occurs in healthy people. Protein is an important substance for human cell renewal and metabolism. If it is not consumed enough or lost too much for a long time, it will cause harm to the human body. But this does not mean renal insufficiency. Increased urine protein is caused by abnormal or impaired glomerular function, which can be caused by many diseases. Common pains may be caused by nephritis, diabetic nephropathy, renal tuberculosis, etc. In this case, the cause can be determined by conducting relevant auxiliary examinations.