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What Does This Urinalysis Report Indicate?
Please interpret my Urinalysis result, I am 37 years old, Filipino, married with 2 kids. Macroscopic Color: yellow Transparency : slightly cloudy ppH : 6.0 Specific Gravity : 1.025 Chemical Protein: trace Glucose: negative Casts Microscopic WBC: 5-10/HPF Rbc : 1-3/HPF Crystals Bacteria : moderate Epithelial Cells: few Mucus threads: abundant Remarks: Some WBC in clumps
Tue, 6 Mar 2018
Hello,
In your urine analysis report, abnormal values are WBC count 5 to 10, RBC count 1-3, crystal bacteria are moderate, few epithelial cells, transparency is also slightly cloudy, protein also in traceable quantity.
So, I think you are urine analysis report shows that you may have urinary tract infection or cystitis that is inflammation of bladder, maybe bladder stone and it may also involve Kidneys.
For that, I will suggest you to consult with Urologist or follow here with detailed reports. I will also suggest you to do urine culture sensitivity report and ultrasound abdomen pelvis after Urologist opinion.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Shyam B. Kale
In your urine analysis report, abnormal values are WBC count 5 to 10, RBC count 1-3, crystal bacteria are moderate, few epithelial cells, transparency is also slightly cloudy, protein also in traceable quantity.
So, I think you are urine analysis report shows that you may have urinary tract infection or cystitis that is inflammation of bladder, maybe bladder stone and it may also involve Kidneys.
For that, I will suggest you to consult with Urologist or follow here with detailed reports. I will also suggest you to do urine culture sensitivity report and ultrasound abdomen pelvis after Urologist opinion.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Shyam B. Kale
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