The amount of protein in your urine typically corresponds with the severity of damage to your kidneys. Testing for Protein A simple urine test will determine if you have any protein in your urine. An abundant type of protein in your blood is a small molecule called albumin. Small amounts of albumin in the urine may be the first sign of kidney problems. As kidney damage continues to worsen, more protein will appear in urine tests.
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