Urine glucose but in blood not

Good morning,

I am a gem and I wanted to ask you something that worries me a lot.

It turns out that in my urine analysis it always gives quite high sugar, 300, 1000, etc.And in blood it never sugars, this takes me happening years ago.

The doctors have always told me that nothing happens, that it will be something inherited or something.Well, three months ago I suffer from vulvovaginal candidiasis, and urine infections, the latter probably caused by fungi, and do not take away with any treatment, they are not recurring fungi simply that no treatment is effective, and I have tried everything, ovules, oral, creams, etc.

My question is: it has something to do or some relationship with having a sugar in urine and I repeat in blood not, with the infections I suffer ???

I am really desperate, and tell you that I have gone 10 times to emergency, vaginal exudates, gynecologist, header doctor, in short, tell you that I move and try to inform, it turns out that yesterday as I am already desperate I went to emergency again, I played a doctorNew, and he told me that it was not normal to always have so high sugar in my urine, I reviewed all the computer analyzes I had, and they all went out with high sugar, but I repeat in normal blood.

Total I told me to go to the endocrine, to send me the head doctor and to look at me this issue, that possibly, the infections I had caused them to be sugar in urine.

I would thank you if someone has been or is in my same situation that I tell me something on the subject, I would help me a lot of help since I have been desperate for three months.

To all this add, that there are doctors in emergencies, which have told me that nothing has to do, and another on the other hand than yes.

I hope I have explained well.

Thank you very much in advance.Greetings to all.

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The truth is that I have no idea, but it occurs to me that your problem can be in the kidneys.
You don't tell us if you are diabetic.I deduce no.
I would try a urology or nephrology consultation, to see what they tell you.

Greetings

I agree with Alea, before going to the endocrine, I would ask for an appointment in Urology and that the Urologist would tell you if it is a nephrologist or urologist problem, etc.I hope you find a solution as soon as possible.

All the best.

I agree with Alea, consult a nephrologist.

Maybe it can be renal glucosuria:

It may also be that you have some anomaly in the elimination of amino acids or similar, but that must be determined by the specialist.

My mother had frequent urine infections, a doctor guided vitamin C (against my opinion: d) and has gone quite well.The frequency has been greatly reduced.
Consult it with the nephrologist.

You will tell us.

Good afternoon I am a gem, tell you that the nephrolgo theme, as in the hospital they took me urine cultivation and gave negative, there they stop, although it is true that a doctor explained to me, that the kidney probably will leave to filter more sugar than normal in theUrine, so you see very lost and it's all so slow.
My sister also has a sugar in urine and not in blood the same as me, and Ami father happened to him, without being diabetic.
My mother is Diabetics II, it puts insulin three times daily, but commenting that she is 74 years old and started a year ago with insulin.
I also have an abdominal echo in October that I am doing to see if they see something.
I have to ask for this appointment for the endocrine to see what he thinks, although I sincerely think that I am not diabetics, but I will have to see what the experts tell me.If they meet for too late because here in Madrid everything is very slow in terms of social security, I will have to go to a private one.
Yesterday at the hospital they made a plaque in the kidneys, and they didn't see anything, they were looking for some stone in kidney.
Thank you very much for your answers, you have helped me a lot, this afternoon I will also tell my head doctor that he has to give me the appointment, who thinks of the nephrolgo or urologist.
I will continue to inform you, thank you again, and many greetings.

I do not think you are diabetic, since, if you were, sugar would also come out in the blood.Anyway, it never hurts for an expert to examine you and thus leave doubts.

As for the calculations, I do not know if there will be glucose but if you go to the nephrologist or urologist, he/she will clarify it better.

Anyway, you will tell us how everything has gone and if you have reached some clear point.

All the best.

Hello Gema Gonzalez, the same thing happens to me and they don't define anything that has told you last

curious.I had never heard anything like that.It is more than likely that the problem will be nephrological, not endocrine.And obviously, your frequent infections have to do with those high blood glucose values.But you have to see if your kidney filters something more apart from glucose.In any case, such a high amount of urine sugar should indicate a lower assimilation of it by the body.Let's see (no "have, I can't stand when they write it wrong) what they tell you ...

They say that the sweet taste of urine means that you are diabetic.
But sweeteners are also expelled in the urine.or not?

Who can give me an opinion on this point?
The sweeteners sweeten the urine?

Hello, on the issue of fungi and infections if it is true that an lack of control in sugar encourages their appearance and forgiving, we must also bear in mind that there are people more likely to have fungi than others.Normally urine itself is harmful to these bacteria and fungi, but possessing high levels of sugar in the urine propitiates that they feed on it and last too much.Just as first point I would recommend drinking a lot of water to help evacuHe gets worse without anyone bothering to help you.Anchors and above all look for a solution, do not let it pass

When reading your description it sounded to me and I have been looking and if there was a reason.
The kidney filters through the system of removing from the blood everything that is of a small size in the glomerulo, and then in the handle, put to put what is scheduled again.
In Fanconi's syndrome there is an inability to resort glucose in addition to bicarbonate and protein phosphates.
Of course, if you have glucose and proteins in urine, you are feeding fungi and bacteria
It is genetic and frequently familiar, so block with what you tell your sister and your father.
In principle it has nothing to do with diabetes.
It is very possible that a general doctor does not know him but a nephrolgo should know him, or if not, he is heading him in the good address.
I encourage and the most important thing is that they diagnose you correctly and from there you can treat

I cannot help you, but I had episodes of candidiasis just days before debuting in diabetes along with a urine infection;I packed it into some polyps that had been removed from that time.I happened to me as soon as my glucose controlled me.

I believe that what the nephrologist's recommendation should carry it out and find the reason for glucose in urine.
Luck!

Well, in my case and from most of my relatives this happened to us, and over time we develop type 2 diabetes
Thus, I could tell you that it may be a symptom of a future type 2 diabetes.

It could also be tasteless diabetes.

My son who was almost 4 years old at that time, detected 1000 glucose in urine, not in blood, so he spent many months with reactive strips in urine measuring glucose x money there were 1000 glucose in urine and x there passed days and did not appear, until there began to be the presence of glucose every day, there I gave me a glucometer, when their values ​​began to upload the doctor I request blood studies, peptide C, and many more ... and the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes was confirmed.
Did you control with glucometer at different times?
The same x what I read years ago in this situation and you have a history of your father and sister.
Did you already consult nephrologist and endocrine?

mamarvazq said:
could also be tasteless diabetes.

I buy the Owash option, that of renal glucosuria.There is also a type of monogenic diabetes, specifically the mody 3, in which there is glucosuria with much lower blood glucose figures than is usual to cause glucosuria.But I understand that Gema Gon has strictly normal glycemias, which is rare in Modly 3 (at least after 10 years of age).

As a curiosity, renal glucosuria was a model to study the new family of drugs used for type 2 diabetes, which do precisely inhibit the same transporter that is spoiled in renal glucosuria (the SGLT-2), inducing loss of loss ofurine glucose, descending blood glucose and helping weight loss.As a fairly frequent side effect (and with a lot of sense), they can cause genital fungal infections (vulvovaginitis/balanitis).

I share the opinion that this is a primarily renal problem.Renal glucosuria is characterized by an increase in glucose excress without changes in blood sugar levels.
Consultation of a nephrolgo is the most reocmendable in this case.