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What Does The Following Urinalysis Report Suggest?

Hi doctor, plz I nid an interpretation on this result, (1)Epithcells(+), pus cells(0_1), yeastcells(H). Gram positive large oval cells & yielded moderate growth of candida. (2.) Haematology- total bilirubin- 7.2, direct bilirubin-3.6, SGOT_7.0, SGPT_ 13.0, AlK PHOSPHATE- 15. (3) PH- -7 -0, UROBILINOGEN (++).I wud be very grateful to get ur response Asap. Txns
Fri, 19 May 2017
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Hi welcome to the health care magic

Your urine report showing fungal infection..
Clinical correlation needed for this...
Sometimes contamination of urine also shows candida...

Hence repeat urine testing and if still candida present then medication for that prescribed

Second your bilirubin increased and urobilinogen increased..
Hence hemolytic anemia should be ruled out...
(Because your SGPT, SGOT is within limit)

For that investigate with peripheral smear examination and reticulocyte count first..
Serum LDH also should be measured

Take care

Hope your concern solved

Consult physician for examination and further work up accordingly
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What Does The Following Urinalysis Report Suggest?

Hi welcome to the health care magic Your urine report showing fungal infection.. Clinical correlation needed for this... Sometimes contamination of urine also shows candida... Hence repeat urine testing and if still candida present then medication for that prescribed Second your bilirubin increased and urobilinogen increased.. Hence hemolytic anemia should be ruled out... (Because your SGPT, SGOT is within limit) For that investigate with peripheral smear examination and reticulocyte count first.. Serum LDH also should be measured Take care Hope your concern solved Consult physician for examination and further work up accordingly