Urine R E report

2023-05-08 10:37:18
Pls tell this is my father urine report whose age is 72 years ..is it normal or not ,in report albumin is found trace .
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Normal.

Answered2023-05-16 13:15:56

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The report is completely normal. Trace albumin is sometimes found in healthy individuals but if your father is facing any difficulties,kindly get his KFT done.

Answered2023-05-09 05:36:18

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Its a normal report

Answered2023-05-08 12:42:02

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Normal

Answered2023-05-08 11:06:55

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There are two potentially important observations in your urine report, occasional pus cells and traces of albumin. 1. Pus cells can be present in the urine sample of a healthy individual in very minute quantities. 2. Traces of albumin is also normal. It can be because of dehydration, strenuous exercise, fever, or exposure to cold temperatures.

Answered2023-05-08 10:50:51

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connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management

Answered2023-05-14 12:44:40

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2023-05-09 02:14:34

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Get His KFT test and spot albumin / creatinine ratio Diabetic ? Hypertension ? Enough liquids Can’t call this report absolutely normal

Answered2023-05-08 16:24:34

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Completely Normal

Answered2023-05-08 12:34:02

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Nothing to worry , God bless your father ... The report is normal

Answered2023-05-08 12:29:45

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2023-05-08 11:29:13

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Please share his symptoms.trace albumin could be due to many causes including dehydration,hypertension,diabetes etc.....

Answered2023-05-08 10:45:10

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