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Have Frequent Urination, Anal Pain. Pathology Report Shows Risk Factors?
can you please explain to me the result of my pathology report appearance-slightly cloudy colour -pale straw reaction -ph7 sp.gravity -1.015 protein -nil glucose -nil ketone -nil urobilinogen -normal bilirubin -nil blood - ++ nitrite -negative pus cells - ( 12-15 ) red cells - ( 25-30 ) squamous cells - ( 1-2 ) organism -nil yeast -nil schistosoma -nil crystals -nil casts -nil tricomonas -nil gardenerella vaginalis -nil others - mucus + i also suffer from frequent urine passing and pain in my anus as i pee.feeling of wanting to dispose my stool at the same time. thank you for answers.
Tue, 24 Dec 2013
Hi,
Your urine test indicates for possible lacerations of your urinary tract (presence of blood and blood cells and slightly cloudy color and ++nitrite). The causes could be related to stones or/and infection. So, I'd suggest to culture the urine and perform sensitivity testing to determine/rule out infection.
Furthermore, genital infections should be ruled out through vaginal swab testing and culture.
Pain in your anus could be related to :
- hemorrhoids (if you also having problems with constipation)
- possible fecal infections (parasitic, candida)
If this your case, I'd suggest to do :
- examination of feces for ova/parasite
- culture the feces for candida/bacteria
- do abdominal ultrasound
All the best!
Dr.Alba
Your urine test indicates for possible lacerations of your urinary tract (presence of blood and blood cells and slightly cloudy color and ++nitrite). The causes could be related to stones or/and infection. So, I'd suggest to culture the urine and perform sensitivity testing to determine/rule out infection.
Furthermore, genital infections should be ruled out through vaginal swab testing and culture.
Pain in your anus could be related to :
- hemorrhoids (if you also having problems with constipation)
- possible fecal infections (parasitic, candida)
If this your case, I'd suggest to do :
- examination of feces for ova/parasite
- culture the feces for candida/bacteria
- do abdominal ultrasound
All the best!
Dr.Alba
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