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What Does This Urine Test Report Indicate?

hi doc,, i got my urine test,, color: light yellow,, transparency:hazy.. specific gravity: 1.025,, ph reaction:5,,sugar: negative,, albumin: trace,, RBC: 2-4/hpf,, WBC: 6-10/hpf,, bacteria: moderate,, epithelial cells: abundant,, mucus threads: moderate and amorphous urates: moderate,, kindly explain , im worried, thanks,
Wed, 17 May 2017
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Hi.

The significant findings in ur urine routine report r: hazy, ph 5, Pus Cells 5-10/HPF, amorphous urate crystals, moderate bacteria.

Increased pus cells with bacteria could mean urinary infection. Get urine culture to rule it out.

ph 5 with increased pus cells with amorphous urate crystals could indicate increased risk of uric acid stone formation. Get ultrasound KUB to rule out any existing stone in kidney, ureter or bladder.
u must alkalizers like k-cit or urilizer to decrease risk of stone formation. Also drink lots of water.
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What Does This Urine Test Report Indicate?

Hi. The significant findings in ur urine routine report r: hazy, ph 5, Pus Cells 5-10/HPF, amorphous urate crystals, moderate bacteria. Increased pus cells with bacteria could mean urinary infection. Get urine culture to rule it out. ph 5 with increased pus cells with amorphous urate crystals could indicate increased risk of uric acid stone formation. Get ultrasound KUB to rule out any existing stone in kidney, ureter or bladder. u must alkalizers like k-cit or urilizer to decrease risk of stone formation. Also drink lots of water.