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What Does The Following Urinalysis Report Indicate?
Question: These are the results of a urinalysis I had done Tuesday.
Values Outside of Reference Range TEST RESULTS REFERENCE RANGES UNITS Clarity, Urine Turbid Clear Urobilinogen, Urine Qualitative 2 H Normal EU/dL Culture, Urine Mixed Gram positive and Gram negative flora 50,000 100,000 CFU/mL Values listed above may not include all results considered abnormal for this patient (e.g., textonly results, such as those for some
I cannot get the PA/Doc who ordered this test to respond to my calls.
I had surgery a week ago to repair a broken knee. I think this problem needs to be addressed before any more time goes by, especially a three-day weekend.
Can you help me?
Values Outside of Reference Range TEST RESULTS REFERENCE RANGES UNITS Clarity, Urine Turbid Clear Urobilinogen, Urine Qualitative 2 H Normal EU/dL Culture, Urine Mixed Gram positive and Gram negative flora 50,000 100,000 CFU/mL Values listed above may not include all results considered abnormal for this patient (e.g., textonly results, such as those for some
I cannot get the PA/Doc who ordered this test to respond to my calls.
I had surgery a week ago to repair a broken knee. I think this problem needs to be addressed before any more time goes by, especially a three-day weekend.
Can you help me?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello,
before interpreting a urinalysis and urine culture it's important to know the symptoms and the reason the tests were ordered. Did you have fever or symptoms from the urinary tract like urgency, frequency, burning pain, lower abdominal pain, etc?
Any additional (relevant) details might help...
please provide more details
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
before interpreting a urinalysis and urine culture it's important to know the symptoms and the reason the tests were ordered. Did you have fever or symptoms from the urinary tract like urgency, frequency, burning pain, lower abdominal pain, etc?
Any additional (relevant) details might help...
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