“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?”
Water is stored in body weight and is increasing continuously and too much tiredness in the body foot was swelled continuously I have done recently full body checkup from srl
Hi All. my query is does taking supplements like NAC or Herbal Medicines (Arjuna etc.) or Whey Protein etc affects STD panel testing like HIV 1/2, TPHA, VDRL, HCV, HbsAg, HSV, Gonnorhea, Chlamydia Urine pcr. I am taking them as a preventive health checkup and last sexual exposure was 6 months ago.
I had uti cured , but somedays after causing burning sensation so done urine routine but no bacteria in that and 2-3 pus cells and in urine culture report significant bacteriuria Though both tests done from same sample . I started drinking Cranberry juice since the day given sample now my symptoms faded but urine culture report shows significant bacteriuria . Now I am confused what to do
Going to toilet and felling to go again i have tried solafenacin and mirabegron together but no improvement so what to do
It is estimated that 1 in 10 individuals around the world suffers from some form of kidney disease. It is also said that people with diabetes and hypertension are considered most at risk of developing kidney disease. And with India having the highest burden of diabetes and hypertension in the ...
How important are the Kidneys?Kidneys are a pair of amazing organs. They perform a wide variety of complex functions. Though their primary function is Blood purification, they do play a key role in hemoglobin production, Vitamin D Metabolism, and in maintaining the acids in Blood within a ...
The percentage of elderly people, classified as those above 60 years of age, is expected to go up in India from 8% in 2015 to 19 % in 2050. Various challenges including managing their health issues have been highlighted in a report released by UN Population Fund India titled ‘caring for our ...
Excess phosphorus in the human body can cause chronic kidney diseases, including hyperphosphatemia- in which phosphate levels shoot up abnormally high, doctors said. According to them, people with muscle cramps, numbness, tingling, bone or joint pain, and rash are all the symptoms of ...
Too Much Phosphorus IsA Serious Concern For Chronic Kidney Disease Patients Hyperphosphatemia is a condition commonly seenamong chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, in which phosphate levels shoot upabnormally high. This can result from varying factors like increase inphosphate intake, ...
