High amounts of protein in urine.

[dawgs1]

Started a tren a test p cycle. Two weeks in went to the doctor and was told I had a abnormal amount of protein in my urine. Did a 24 hr collection and my values were at 1900. Had stopped my cycle a full week before the collection. Did another collection two weeks later and they had dropped down to 940. Is this normal while on cycle? Tren was at 300 a week test was 175. Consumed 230-250 grams of protein a day.

[Docd187123]

Started a tren a test p cycle. Two weeks in went to the doctor and was told I had a abnormal amount of protein in my urine. Did a 24 hr collection and my values were at 1900. Had stopped my cycle a full week before the collection. Did another collection two weeks later and they had dropped down to 940. Is this normal while on cycle? Tren was at 300 a week test was 175. Consumed 230-250 grams of protein a day.

How's your water/fluid intake? Has it been changing much or pretty consistent?

[Capebuffalo]

I'm not going to say its normal but I've been through the same thing. All the way to seeing a specialist. He told me most numbers are based on a 150-160 lbs man. Someone my size the numbers were fine and don't come back. General practitioners worry easily and love running test. I'm not saying you have no issues because you may. That was my own experience.

[dawgs1]

I probably wasn't drinking enough before I knew of the problem. But after the doctor visit I got in a gallon and sometimes more.

[Docd187123]

The water could be the reason you tested lower the second time

[dawgs1]

As in it was diluting collection?

[Docd187123]

As in it was diluting collection?

Yes or it just helped he kidneys work more optimally in filtering protein.

[dawgs1]

Basically the doc told me this was not an emergency case and that if I wanted he would refer me to a specialist. I opted to not go to the specialist as I assumed I just wasn't consuming enough water. Could it be that the gear was damaging my kidneys and causing this?

[Docd187123]

Basically the doc told me this was not an emergency case and that if I wanted he would refer me to a specialist. I opted to not go to the specialist as I assumed I just wasn't consuming enough water. Could it be that the gear was damaging my kidneys and causing this?

It's possible yes bc gear can cause renal issues but most likely it's due to exercise, high protein intake, and lack of water.

[dawgs1]

Those are my thoughts as well. Thanks