posted Wed, 01/18/2023 - 01:10
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Went and took a urine test for back to duty for my job so I can get back to work since I injured myself about 6 weeks ago, and didn’t pass because there was too much protein in my urine? Is that because of AAS? Or what causes that?
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I would listen to Press mate, You need to go see a doctor and see if it is actually protein, albumin or something not as serious. If it is protein that is a bad sign of kidney damage, I would get bloods and see a doc asap.
Yeah it was foamy
Have you done quite a few cycles in your time - trenbolone & stuff like that? You need to go see your Doctor mate as this will not heal itself without help most of the time. Kidneys are unlike the liver in that they cannot heal themselves, sometimes they can a little but not a lot like a liver can totally self regenerate in 4 to 6 weeks. The Doctor needs to see your general kidney function such as creatinine levels and eGFR (Filtration rate) to see where you are at with things. It may be that things sort themselves but if not they may refer you on to a Nephrologist who specializes in kidneys.I say all of this because it must have been a fairly high reading if it caused you to fail the test.
Yeah it was pretty high first time 300 then 2nd and 3rd time 100 and yes I’ve used tren I am currently on deca, and test sust, and I just got off anavar
If its only 3 times in total then I can't see it being tren that caused it, need to see your doctor mate who can run bloodwork, look at BP and things like that
Thanks bro def gonna get it checked out
All kinds of things can cause it - Steroids, NSAID's, High Blood pressure for many years. Basically the filters in your kidneys are letting protein molecules through as they are not filtering like they normally should. Did they happen to do a creatinine or eGFR test at the same time? Is your urine foaming at all in the toilet?