Medical articles of Proteinuria (protein in the urine)

16/09/2022
Professor Jeremy Levy
Nephrologist
Should I be worried if I have protein in my urine?
Here, Professor Jeremy Levy, a highly experienced and skilled London-based consultant nephrologist, provides us with an all-you-need-to-know guide on what protein in the urine normally indicates, and whether patients should be worried or not if protein is found in their urine.
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08/02/2022
Dr James Pattison
Nephrologist
CKD: Causes, symptoms and management of even the most severe cases - and more
It's reassuring to learn about recent medical advances that allow for effective management of chronic kidney disease (CKD), even the more severe cases. Here to explain more and discuss other issues surrounding this common condition, particularly in the older population, is leading consultant nephrologist Dr James Pattinson.
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05/10/2021
Professor Liz Lightstone
Nephrologist
Protein in urine: what does this indicate?
Proteinuria is a symptom of an underlying health problem in which there are increased levels of protein in the urine. If it is left undetected or untreated, proteinuria can progress to more serious complications. We spoke to Professor Liz Lightstone, one of our top consultant nephrologists operating in London, about this symptom to understand what it means to have it and what underlying health conditions might be causing it.
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03/11/2017
Professor Jeremy Levy
Nephrologist
HIV and the kidney
Did you know that HIV can cause kidney damage? Top nephrologist Professor Jeremy Levy talks us through the kidney problems HIV can cause.
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