High levels of protein in the urine can be a sign of kidney damage, particularly in the context of amyloidosis. When amyloid deposits form in the kidneys, they can impair their function, leading to conditions like nephrotic syndrome. This can result in high levels of protein in the urine, which indicates that the kidneys Show Full Answer

High levels of protein in the urine can be a sign of kidney damage, particularly in the context of amyloidosis. When amyloid deposits form in the kidneys, they can impair their function, leading to conditions like nephrotic syndrome. This can result in high levels of protein in the urine, which indicates that the kidneys are not filtering waste products effectively. Over time, this can lead to further kidney damage or kidney failure.

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