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RBC In Urine, Concentrated Urine, Dehydration. Blood Work, Urine Test Normal. Causes And Treatment?

Hello, male 33 years old. Had some blood and urine work done. All came back normal. Thyroid, glucose , WBC , RBC , Cholesterol , Kidney and Liver function. They found a small about of RBC in urine, Dr mentioned 3-5 and urine was very concentrated. Dr wants to repeat the test in a few weeks. Given everything else is normal she feels this is due to dehydration. Too much coffee and alcohol and not enough water. Told me not to worry. Does this sound about right?
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
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Nephrologist 's  Response
Hi
Thanks for the query.
3-5 RBCs/hpf in urine is a borderline result.
Thus you have been advised correctly to repeat the test. If the results are positive or if there is associated protein leak we may have to do more tests to find out the cause.
Hope this helps
Good luck.
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RBC In Urine, Concentrated Urine, Dehydration. Blood Work, Urine Test Normal. Causes And Treatment?

Hi Thanks for the query. 3-5 RBCs/hpf in urine is a borderline result. Thus you have been advised correctly to repeat the test. If the results are positive or if there is associated protein leak we may have to do more tests to find out the cause. Hope this helps Good luck.