Red blood cells, haemoglobin, microscopic hematuria and presence of other pigments can be the various causes of red discoloration of urine. Ultrasound investigation of your renal tract is done to find more on the sources of bleeding. The urine is examined by using a chemical test strip under microscope and by obtaining the culture of urine.
Red blood cells, haemoglobin, microscopic hematuria and presence of other pigments can be the various causes of red discoloration of urine. Ultrasound investigation of your renal tract is done to find more on the sources of bleeding. The urine is exa ... More
“My urine routine report shows bacteria 84.7/HPF, cocci 78.1/HPF, and mucus 182.8/HPF, while WBC is normal at 0.8/HPF and urine is slightly turbid. Does this indicate a UTI, or could it be sample contamination? Should I do a urine culture or need any treatment?”
Hey i am 21 weeks pregnant and got my l2 scan done yesterday. There's some findings in my ultrasound one is echogenic focus in heart and fetal bilateral renal pelvis dilation. So we went to a mfm specialist she said main issue Is feral bilateral renal pelvis dilation in which right pelvis is 8mm and left is 9mm. She suggested me to wait for another 2 weeks and she'll do scan if the dilation is more than 10 mm then she'll suggest that I I should go for termination. I don't want she said after birth baby will have issues with his/her kidney and will suffer o don't want that too. I'm hell scared please give some advice my dual marker nipt ntnb all are normal
I am 34 weeks pregnant and this are my blood and urine report. I fear my urine sample was contaminated because it was kept uncapped for a while and the same day of urine collection I had my OGTT glucose test. My doctor advised me to take nitrobact 100 2times for 7 days and cital uti syrup without doing urine culture after seeing this report. Now I am worried whether that antibiotics gonna make bacteria resistant or harm baby. Please help..
Doctor, I have had persistent left spermatic-cord/scrotal pain for around 7–8 months. The pain is mainly at the back of the testicle/above the testicle along the spermatic cord, sometimes spreading toward the groin. There is also a specific tender point where the scrotum meets the body. It is present most of the time and worsens after masturbation, prolonged sitting/travel, and sleeping on my stomach or side. Standing sometimes gives relief. I previously took Duloxetine 20 mg, Gabapentin + Methylcobalamin, and Pregabalin + Methylcobalamin for around 6 months month. They reduced the pain somewhat but did not completely resolve it. I want to know whether this is nerve-related spermatic-cord pain or another cause, and whether a diagnostic spermatic-cord/nerve block or other conservative treatment would be appropriate.
I accidentally push my wife below belly button now she feels pain she is not pregnant. When she is at rest she doesn't feel pain, if she does some work she feels ticking pain and little bit burning. Please tell me what it is and what's needs to be done
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