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RBC in urine
15-20 RBC/hpf , no pus cells, LFT,KFT reports normal. Ultrasound full abdomen is also normal. What could the reason for this?? What to do next??
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Needs to be evaluated including detailed history and certain laboratory investigations
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consult nephrologist
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Dr. Praveen Kumar Etta
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19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
If it's persistent microscopic hematuria, need to evaluate completely. Rarely u may need a kidney biopsy. Meet a Nephrologist.
From Dr Praveen Kumar Etta Nephrologist from Hyderabad.
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Repeat CUE
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You are young man, cause RBC could range from physical exertion, to urethral stricture. I am curious, what were your symptoms. We have to treat you, not the lab report. You may consult me for the same. Stay Safe
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