Systematic Study to Observe the Effect of Sleeping Hours on Protein Level in Urine

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Aqsa Tahir, Kumar Muhammad Imran Qadir

Abstract

The basic aim of this prospective study to correlate sleeping hours and level of protein in urine. The condition in which the person has the nonstandard amount of urine protein is called the Proteinuria. This condition is the indication of kidney complaint. Ordinary kidneys organ not occupancy diverse extent protein to passage over and done with strainers. In certain situations kidney complaint reason injurious of strainers which is the reason of protein outflow in urine. As well as the reason of this condition is the protein formation in body. Overweight at the age of sixty five and hereditary kidney illness cause the upsurge of protein in the urine. Different medicines are used to cure this. Adolescent’s necessity nearly six to seven hours on a regular basis. Thoroughgoing mature personages critical six to eight hours night by night for exceptional extent of slumber, unfluctuating yet particular people potency obligation as inadequate as seven to nine hours. Females in premature four months of lying-in era habitually crucial moderately a little added hours of slumber than ordinary. In this current exploration we evaluate the quantity of protein level in urine. In this investigation hundred apprentices took part. We surveyed the scholars to mount up their urine in the tube as well as incline a stripe in their urine. Stripe revealed altered coloration. The coloration stripe indicative of protein level was interconnected with conventional coloration stripe. It explored from the existing study that females who sleep from (1-10) hours had greater volume of protein in their urine. In other case male who sleeps from (11-20) hours had more protein volume in their urine.

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How to Cite
Muhammad Imran Qadir, A. T. K. (2019). Systematic Study to Observe the Effect of Sleeping Hours on Protein Level in Urine. International Journal of Medical Science in Clinical Research and Review, 2(06), 154–156. Retrieved from http://ijmscrr.in/index.php/ijmscrr/article/view/35