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Clinical Pattern
Tea colored urine that appears during or within a day or two of a sore throat is a classic clue to IgA nephropathy.
NCLEX-RN
NCLEX-RN
Tea-colored urine that appears during or within a day or two of a sore throat is a classic clue to IgA nephropathy. The urine color may be alarming, but long-term risk is not judged by hematuria alone. Persistent proteinuria, hypertension, and a falling eGFR identify ongoing glomerular injury and determine how aggressively disease should be managed.
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