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Is RBC Value Ranging 60-62hpf A Cause For Concern?

hi, my sister is 30yo and rbc result was 60-62hpf. she has to undergone xray and ultrasound.she felts burning pain when she will micturate and with just few amounts.kidney failure runs in our blood, my dad,grandma and aunt died due to that condition.hope you could help for any possible dx .thank you
Thu, 12 Nov 2015
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I have gone through your question and understand your concern. Presences of pus cells (60 to 62 hpf) and burning sensation on passing urine is suggestive of urinary tract infection. Antibiotics after taking culture and sensitivity of urine will help treat the current infection. Apart from antibiotics drink ample of water and adding urinary citrates (available over the counter) will be beneficial.
If urinary tract infection is recurrent and the family history of kidney failure is present my advice is to see a specialist and get tested for possible auto-immune diseases.
Hope your concern is answered. Thank you.
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Is RBC Value Ranging 60-62hpf A Cause For Concern?

Hello I have gone through your question and understand your concern. Presences of pus cells (60 to 62 hpf) and burning sensation on passing urine is suggestive of urinary tract infection. Antibiotics after taking culture and sensitivity of urine will help treat the current infection. Apart from antibiotics drink ample of water and adding urinary citrates (available over the counter) will be beneficial. If urinary tract infection is recurrent and the family history of kidney failure is present my advice is to see a specialist and get tested for possible auto-immune diseases. Hope your concern is answered. Thank you.