edbe4ac4_mmon_Lab_Values___Life_Options__What_it_Means
[Test] Microalbuminuria [Normal Levels] Urine in healthy people contains from 30mg/L to 300mg/L of albumin. [What it Means] 
Microscopic amounts of protein too small to be measured with a standard dipstick test can be an early sign of kidney disease—especially in people with diabetes. Special dipsticks or laboratory tests can find microalbuminuria. The American Diabetes Association guidelines recommend that anyone with type 1 or type 2 diabetes have a test for microalbuminuria at least yearly.
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