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Albumin trace In urine
I have severe back pain, prickling and burning sensation in the back, burning while urinating, yellow coloured smelly urine, strands seen in urine. got urine analysis done. it shows albumin traces and bacteria presence in urine. is it UTI? needs to get urine culture done? please suggest what needs to be done further and treatment related to it. Thanks.
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Dr. Siddharth Kumar
UROLOGY
8 yrs exp
Ranchi
Yes it does seem like uti, more so a cystitis. You will need to do urine culture and sensitivity, a usg abdomen, pelvis postvoid residual urine. Also start antibiotics.
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consult an urologist for proper evaluation and management
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Dr. Sony Mehta
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Mumbai
Consult online with reports
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Dr. Mukesh Kumar Gupta
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Kota
Consult to urologist
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