Protein (+) and Ca oxalate crystals

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Asked for Female, 28 Years

Hello doctors, I have done urine test and found protein (+) in urine and Ca oxalate crystals (see) in urine. After my C section(5months back) i have high blood pressure and urine in protein problem. I am under medication. Today i have done another uine test and for the first time my report says that Ca oxalate crystals present in urine. Does it mean i have kidney stone?? Please guide me doctor!

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Dr. Venkatesh Kumar Urologist 15 yrs exp Noida Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Venkatesh Kumar

Urologist 15 yrs exp Noida

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Not necessarily calcium oxalate in urine doesn't mean you have stones . Get ultrasound done

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