Hi XXXXXXX K.R,

Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.

I went through the reports you have attached along with this query.

The ultrasound abdomen and pelvis is suggestive of Grade 1 fatty liver with small hypo echoic foci seen in both lobes.

Fatty liver is seen in obese people and in alcoholism. If you are obese, try to reduce your weight and if you have the habit of taking alcohol, quit alcoholism.
Do regular exercises daily for at least 45 minutes.

Further investigation like CT scan abdomen and pelvis is required to know the exact nature and type of foci in the liver and the extent of prostate enlargement.

Complete urine examination is showing significant WBC count which is suggestive of urine infection and continue the antibiotic as advised by the physician.

I couldn't see the urine culture and sensitivity report with this query.

Prostate specific antigen (PSA) level is elevated in the report.

Further repetition of PSA levels are required to look for the persistence or raising the levels.

If PSA level is high or raising, further tests to be done such as transrectal ultrasound, prostate biopsy to rule out prostate cancer.

The other blood investigations are within normal limits.

The cause of urine tract infection may be enlarged prostate which is causing obstruction to urine flow.

Prostate is enlarged in benign prostatic hyperplasia and prostate tumors.

Consultation with Urologist is required regarding the prostate enlargement and increased PSA levels.

Therefore I advise you to consult the physician for the interpretation of reports, and for further evaluation and Urologist referral if required.

Hope I have answered your query, if you have any clarification please let me know.

Regards.

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Hi XXXXXXX K.R,

Thank you for getting back.

And I appreciate you for not having any bad habits like drinking and smoking.

Urine routine examination is suggestive of urine infection. Continue the antibiotic as advised by the doctor.

Urine culture is showing no growth may be because the urine sample collected after the usage of first dose of antibiotic.

There are 3 issues to deal:

1. Urine infection.

2. Prostate hypertrophy with elevated PSA levels.

3. Focal lesions in the liver.

Prostate enlargement leads to obstruction in urine flow which in turn leads to stasis of urine causing frequent urinary infections.

Urinary infection needs antibiotic treatment, but frequent episodes of urine infections, and obstruction to urine flow will be relieved when the problem of prostate enlargement is solved by appropriate intervention.

Focal lesions in the liver needs further evaluation with CT Scan of abdomen and liver function tests after consulting the Gastroenterologist.

For prostatic enlargement and increased PSA levels, consult the Urologist.

The reports are not suggestive of a serious issue but are suggestive of urine infection, prostate hypertrophy, and some lesions in the liver, which needs consultation with the relevant specialists to manage the problems accordingly.

Therefore I advise you to consult the doctors as early as possible for further management.

Hope I have answered your query, if you have any clarification please let me know.

Regards.

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