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Lower Back Ache Radiating To Thighs. Urinary Tract Infection? Can You Help In Reading The Urinalysis Report?
i am Jhoy 29y/0 married, taking contraceptive pills. WORKING AS DATA ENCODER Yesterday , I had my urinalysis check and the result was: color-yellow transparency -turbid reaction -acidic ph-5.0 specific gravity - 1.030 CHEMICAL TEST: ALBUMIN- = +1 SUGAR- NEGATIVE RBC- 2-4/hpf Pus- 4-5/hpf Epithelial-MANY Bacteria - Moderate Amorphous Urates- Moderate... I DO SUFFER FROM LOWER BACK ACHE DOWN TO MY THIGHS..IS THIS A SIGN OF URINARY TRACT INFECTION?? PLEASE HELP ME...
Wed, 20 Feb 2013
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
From your report it seems that you are having mild urinary infection and might not require any treatment.
Take plenty of water and lemon water juices.
But as you have lower back pain go for ultrasound of genital tract to rule out any infection or other problem.
Ok and bye.
Welcome to HCM,
From your report it seems that you are having mild urinary infection and might not require any treatment.
Take plenty of water and lemon water juices.
But as you have lower back pain go for ultrasound of genital tract to rule out any infection or other problem.
Ok and bye.
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Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das
Look, your urinalysis report indicates presence of red blood cells in increased number. It is a bad sign. you should be investigated meticulously for presence of any abnormality in the lower urinary tract.
Now, the pus cells are in borderline. So, you have to be treated for urinary tract infection with broad spectrum antibiotic like ciprofloxacin or cefpodoxime.
After completion of the course of antibiotic, you should repeat the urine examination.
Hope this become helpful.
Regards.
Look, your urinalysis report indicates presence of red blood cells in increased number. It is a bad sign. you should be investigated meticulously for presence of any abnormality in the lower urinary tract.
Now, the pus cells are in borderline. So, you have to be treated for urinary tract infection with broad spectrum antibiotic like ciprofloxacin or cefpodoxime.
After completion of the course of antibiotic, you should repeat the urine examination.
Hope this become helpful.
Regards.
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