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What causes an increase in protein levels in tears?

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What causes an increase in protein levels in tears?

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  2. Potentially, ketoacidosis can cause excessive amounts of protein to be excreted via tear ducts, urine and saliva.

    The 2 common causes of ketoacidosis are diabetes mellitus and alcoholism.

    Ketoacidosis occurs when cells do not have enough glucose to meet their metabolic demands.

    This can be a serious condition and you should contact your physician as soon as possible for testing.

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