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What Causes High Level Of Blood, Glucose And Protein In The Urine?

I have high levels of blood, glucose and protein in my urine. I have had blood tests and the results say that my kidneys are fine. A recent urine sample suggests that I might have a yeast infection. My question is could all this be a sign of diabetes?
Mon, 23 Mar 2015
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Presence of blood , protein and glucose in urine is mostly due do kidney pathology. If it was only blood then it can be due to bladder disease. I would like to know what investigation was done? You should visit expert urologist and get yourself thoroughly examined and investigated. I would advise 1.contrast enhanced ct scan of abdomen 2. Ultrasound of kidney ureter and bladder to assess kidney function. This can happen in diabetes of long term duration with renal involvement.
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What Causes High Level Of Blood, Glucose And Protein In The Urine?

Dear patient Presence of blood , protein and glucose in urine is mostly due do kidney pathology. If it was only blood then it can be due to bladder disease. I would like to know what investigation was done? You should visit expert urologist and get yourself thoroughly examined and investigated. I would advise 1.contrast enhanced ct scan of abdomen 2. Ultrasound of kidney ureter and bladder to assess kidney function. This can happen in diabetes of long term duration with renal involvement.