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Proteins, Pus Cells, Epithelial Cells Found In Urine. Normal?
Urine Routine & Deposit ***
Reaction ACIDIC -
Protein (mg/dl) 20 -
Glucose (gm/dl) NIL -
Pus Cells (P.H.F) 8-10 -
RBC (P.H.F.) NIL -
Epithelial Cells A FEW -
(P.H.F.)
Casts NIL -
Crystals NIL -
please write me wether report is normal or not as per the test report
Reaction ACIDIC -
Protein (mg/dl) 20 -
Glucose (gm/dl) NIL -
Pus Cells (P.H.F) 8-10 -
RBC (P.H.F.) NIL -
Epithelial Cells A FEW -
(P.H.F.)
Casts NIL -
Crystals NIL -
please write me wether report is normal or not as per the test report
Wed, 5 Jun 2013
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Thanks for your query
Regarding your query presence of 20 mg/dl protein in the urine is considered as trace..and presence of pus cells 8-10 indicates that you are suffering from urinary tract infection(UTI)..
cause for your proteinuria might be this UTI..
But other causes of proteinuria includes kidney diseases,,hypertension,amyloidosis,diabetes etc...,
For this you have to take antibiotics like cotrimoxazole or flouroquilonones or nitrofurantion for 5 days..
Consult general physician for more suggestions
Hope you got answer from me.
Thank you
Dr.siddartha
welcome to health care magic
Thanks for your query
Regarding your query presence of 20 mg/dl protein in the urine is considered as trace..and presence of pus cells 8-10 indicates that you are suffering from urinary tract infection(UTI)..
cause for your proteinuria might be this UTI..
But other causes of proteinuria includes kidney diseases,,hypertension,amyloidosis,diabetes etc...,
For this you have to take antibiotics like cotrimoxazole or flouroquilonones or nitrofurantion for 5 days..
Consult general physician for more suggestions
Hope you got answer from me.
Thank you
Dr.siddartha
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