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Trace albumin and 8-10 pus cell in urine
Hello,
My wife had some bodyache, backache and fatigue symptoms along with burning sensation after oassing urine. She had done urine report and blood test today and in report there were trace of albumin found along with pus cell 8-10.
Pls let me know if this is related to kidney disease or normal uti/ urine infection. Do we need to worry about albumin found in urine, is this because of infection or kidney damage.
Kindly help
Thanks
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It is UTI only , no separate treatment for albumin if we treat infection albumin will be taken care of
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Infection can also lead to proteins in urine
It's mostly UTI
Get a sonography done to rule out any kidney involvement
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Dr. Paidi Sailaja
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Uti. Get tested for uti and repeat the urine test after 1 week
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