medication caused kidney damage.
Diabetes, high blood pressure and several kidney diseases are common causes, and temporary proteinuria can occur in some circumstances.
Medication-induced kidney inflammation can also produce proteinuria. NSAID-associated acute interstitial nephritis, for example, can sometimes produce substantial urinary protein.
That’s why persistent protein in the urine should be medically evaluated rather than self-diagnosed.
Kidney Damage Can Be “Silent”
One reason kidney disease can be difficult to detect is that early kidney dysfunction may produce few obvious symptoms.
You may feel completely normal even while laboratory tests are
