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Is protein found in urine?why or why not?

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Excess protein is converted to urea .

Urea is then excreted in the urine.

A person with a medical problem with the liver or kidney

may have proteins found in their urine.
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Not if you are completely well. If you have diabetes or another illness you may have some show up and it is a thing that is teated for if you have an illness that could effect your kidneys.
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no - protein is only found in the urine when the kidney is damaged
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protein is absent in urine,if ur liver and kidneys r working well.actually urine is formed in liver via urea cycle.however if ur liver or kidney is damaged,thn the urine may contain some protein
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