Hi there I m not sure what type of tests were done but I m going to list a few just incase some were left out. The most basic urine test is a dipstick which is done at your doctors office which gives you an instant result and can determine if there s blood, protein or certain elements in your urine but does not specifically determine the type of infection. I recommend you send off a urine sample to the laboratory for microscopy , culture and sensitivity and also run urine chemistry and fungal culture. This is more accurate as the sample is analyses under a microscope. It will determine if there is bacteria or fungus and define the type and enable you to treat it accurately. If there is protein in the urine and no infection, I suggest you do an ultrasound of the kidneys and a blood test to determine your kidney function. If you are a middle aged male or older, please do visit your doctor to examine your prostate via examination and a blood test, in certain cases an ultrasound can also be done. In the mean time drink lots of fluids and try a urine alkaliniser over the counter such as citrosoda. Hope this helps.