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What Does My Urine Test Report Suggest?

I have got my urine test done. the report is as follows.
S.G. = 1.030
proteins = present 1+(30.0 mg/dl
pus cells = 2-3 wbc/hpf
crystals = calcium oxalate+
please advise !
presently I have back pain and at the time of concentration I feel sleepy.

Please advise !


Fri, 30 May 2014
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
The interpretation of urine report is as follows:
The specific gravity of urine is within normal limits.
The level of proteins is increased in urine.
Proteins are elevated in case of kidney damage or kidney disease.
Presence of upto 5 pus cells is considered normal, however, number above 5 pus cells /hpf suggests infection of the urinary tract starting from kidney, ureter, bladder and urethra.
Presence of calcium oxalate crystals suggests presence of calcium oxalate stone in the urinary tract.
Pain can be due to the renal stone.

Consult your treating doctor with report for further work up. An ultrasound of kidney-ureter-bladder region may be done to look for evidence of stones in urinary tract.

Tahnks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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What Does My Urine Test Report Suggest?

Hello and welcome to HCM, The interpretation of urine report is as follows: The specific gravity of urine is within normal limits. The level of proteins is increased in urine. Proteins are elevated in case of kidney damage or kidney disease. Presence of upto 5 pus cells is considered normal, however, number above 5 pus cells /hpf suggests infection of the urinary tract starting from kidney, ureter, bladder and urethra. Presence of calcium oxalate crystals suggests presence of calcium oxalate stone in the urinary tract. Pain can be due to the renal stone. Consult your treating doctor with report for further work up. An ultrasound of kidney-ureter-bladder region may be done to look for evidence of stones in urinary tract. Tahnks and take care Dr Shailja P Wahal