You should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits that can supplement calcium, such as milk, dried shrimps, fish and vegetables. Rich in magnesium, such as millet, wheat, meat, etc. Foods rich in zinc, such as millet, wheat, corn flour, Chinese cabbage, pumpkin and so on.

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Under normal circumstances, human urine contains no protein or only a small amount of protein. However, when the kidney is diseased, when protein, which flows with blood circulation, flows through the kidney, protein "slips through the net" because of the decrease of renal filtration function.

Medical journals show that high urinary protein means high protein content in urine, and protein leaked into urine and excreted from urethra to form proteinuria. The higher the urinary protein, the worse the renal filtration function, which is an important index to measure renal function.