High protein levels to low protein levels is an example of

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Thaddeus Cowan

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15 July, 17:45

High protein levels to low protein levels is an example of

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High protein levels to low protein levels is an example of Hyperproteinaemia.

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The medical condition in which a person's protein levels gets low from high level is considered as hyperproteinaemia. Protein is the most essential part of body of human as it is needed in almost every organ of the body. As our body do not store protein we need to have a proper diet containing proper amount of protein for our body. An improper diet lacking in protein can cause hyperproteinaemia or lowering of protein level. The symptoms include - bacterial infections, loss of hair, fatigue, mood swings etc.