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Protein Toxicity

Protein toxicity refers to the buildup of protein metabolic wastes due to improper functioning of the kidneys. This condition is commonly seen in people with kidney disease. The symptoms of protein toxicity are low blood pressure, weakness, mood changes, slow heart rate, and diarrhea.

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Could my symptoms relate to protein toxicity from protein shakes?

Query: Hi doctor, I had a protein shake for three weeks, around five scoops a day. Since then I get a pulsation in my buttocks and legs. This also causes dizziness most of the time. If I eat too much this problem gets worse. Drinking a lot of water helps but it is not sorting out the problem. I was advised...  Read Full »


Dr. Sandeep V. Nair

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. After going through your question I feel that you are really worried about the ill effects of protein shake. Let me assure you that a protein shake is perfectly safe even if you have taken in large quantities as mentioned. The fact that even after three weeks it has not ...  Read Full »

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