Eight days ago, my urine output suddenly decreased to about 75 ml in a whole day. I consulted a nephrologist, and my report shows PRO (+1), BIL (+2), BLD (+1), with cortical echogenicity grade 1 on both kidneys. What does this mean, and what is happening with me?

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Dr Hema Pratima

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These findings suggest acute kidney dysfunction. Grade 1 cortical echogenicity may mean mild chronic kidney changes. Bilirubin and protein in urine are abnormal. Immediate nephrology follow up and renal function monitoring are critical.

Dr. Hema Suggests...

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