Diabetes,tuberculosis In Kidney,urine Infection,pus Cells,fever
hii.. my father is a daibetic pateints from last 20 year... his age is 52 yr. From last 2 yr he is also suffering from tubercolousis in kidney bt now it get cure bt still he has urin infection ( pus cells ). nd get fever in very few days of gap. from last 3 days again he is in fever around 102 wht the reason for this problem? plzz rply fast....
hi, your father has persistent (pyuria) pus in urine associated with fever , suggests that he has recurrent urinary tract infections. Possibilities are- 1) he has persistent ureteric obstruction / reflux secondary to tuberculosis. since he is diabetic , makes him prone to urinary tract infection. 2) he has bladder pathology secondary to tuberculosis or even longstanding diabetes. 3) his tuberculosis is resistant to treatment.
What you need to do is to consult a urologist who can evaluate any urinary tract pathology, as well a physician who can evaluate his tuberculosis and diabetes .
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Diabetes,tuberculosis In Kidney,urine Infection,pus Cells,fever
hi, your father has persistent (pyuria) pus in urine associated with fever , suggests that he has recurrent urinary tract infections. Possibilities are- 1) he has persistent ureteric obstruction / reflux secondary to tuberculosis. since he is diabetic , makes him prone to urinary tract infection. 2) he has bladder pathology secondary to tuberculosis or even longstanding diabetes. 3) his tuberculosis is resistant to treatment. What you need to do is to consult a urologist who can evaluate any urinary tract pathology, as well a physician who can evaluate his tuberculosis and diabetes .