Your hemoglobin (Hb) level is 10.4 g/dL, which is below normal, indicating mild anemia, a common cause of fatigue and weakness. Your ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) is elevated at 24 mm/hr, which signals ongoing inflammation or infection in the body. Most notably, your urine test shows the presence of yeast, RBCs, and pus cells, which strongly suggests a urinary tract infection (UTI) with possible fungal involvement. These findings can definitely explain your symptoms of leg pain, stomach discomfort, vomiting, and weakness.
Next Steps
You should consult a physician immediately to confirm and treat the urinary infection, especially since yeast is present. A urine culture and possibly a pelvic ultrasound may be needed to identify the source and severity of infection. If left untreated, UTIsâespecially fungal onesâcan spread or worsen. For anemia, further testing like serum iron,
B12, and
ferritin may be advised. Depending on those levels, treatment may include iron or B12 supplements, dietary adjustments, and hydration support. Avoid self-medication, as fungal infections need specific antifungal treatment.
Health Tips
Drink plenty of water, avoid sugary or spicy foods, and maintain personal hygiene. Wear cotton undergarments and avoid using any perfumed soaps or intimate washes until the infection clears. Pain in the legs could be related to both anemia and the ongoing infection. Weakness will likely improve once the infection and nutritional deficiencies are corrected. Please donât delay treatment, as worsening symptoms could require hospitalization.