Primary tubular proximal acidosis: A rare disorder where abnormal function of the proximal kidney tubules causes a buildup of acid in the body. The kidney abnormality is not due to any other disease, condition or injury. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Primary tubular proximal acidosis is available below.
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