Testing for Protein

Clinical Significance

The presence of protein in a urine specimen can have serious implications. It may signal severe kidney damage, be a warning of impending kidney involvement, or be transient and unrelated to the renal system. Further quantitative testing of urine for protein may be needed to determine the significance of the proteinuria.

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