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Posted on Tue, 11 Aug 2015
Question: Having pain in left kidney...feels like a pulled muscle. Checked urine today . Positive for leukocytes & blood..sent out for culture & sensitivity. .l work in a doctor's office...back in October...got admitted for all symptoms of a heart attack. ..all test came back negative. ..Echocardiogram; MRI of the heart; Stress Test...all negative...l was told could be gastro intestinal...which mimmicks a heart attack..Constantly burping...took Dexilant for a while...please help..now kidney flare-ups...Could this be related. ..going for Renal Ultrasound....just lost my husband 6 months agi to multiple organ failure...please advice me.
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Answered by Dr. Anshul Varshney (3 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Urinary Tract Infection.

Detailed Answer:
Welcome to Healthcaremagic.
Hi, I am Dr Anshul Varshney , I have read your query in detail , I understand your concern.
It seems you are suffering from Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) secondary to stone/stones in ureter.
Mostly recurrent burning urination(if you have) , Left flank pain and vomitings' are due to Ureteric Colic only.
In most of the cases, ureteric stone can precipitate Urinary Tract Infection (UTI).
Your urine examination also reveals evidence of UTI. The presence of RBC's signifies the possibility of stones in the renal tract.
In fact, Diabetes should also be ruled out in case of UTI.
So, you should also get an Ultrasound Abdomen apart from Urine culture.
If any stone is found you would be treated based on size, site of stone. Also important here is to get a Fasting Blood Sugar tested to rule out diabetes that can cause UTI.
If Urine infection is found you would be given antibiotics based on culture report.
The burping that you are getting is not related to this, however, the pain killers that might have been given to you for pain relief, might have precipitated acid reflux.
This is my personal opinion based on details available here. If you still have any other query, you may please ask me.
Stay Healthy.
Dr Anshul Varshney , MD
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Suggest Treatment For Urinary Tract Infection

Brief Answer: Urinary Tract Infection. Detailed Answer: Welcome to Healthcaremagic. Hi, I am Dr Anshul Varshney , I have read your query in detail , I understand your concern. It seems you are suffering from Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) secondary to stone/stones in ureter. Mostly recurrent burning urination(if you have) , Left flank pain and vomitings' are due to Ureteric Colic only. In most of the cases, ureteric stone can precipitate Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). Your urine examination also reveals evidence of UTI. The presence of RBC's signifies the possibility of stones in the renal tract. In fact, Diabetes should also be ruled out in case of UTI. So, you should also get an Ultrasound Abdomen apart from Urine culture. If any stone is found you would be treated based on size, site of stone. Also important here is to get a Fasting Blood Sugar tested to rule out diabetes that can cause UTI. If Urine infection is found you would be given antibiotics based on culture report. The burping that you are getting is not related to this, however, the pain killers that might have been given to you for pain relief, might have precipitated acid reflux. This is my personal opinion based on details available here. If you still have any other query, you may please ask me. Stay Healthy. Dr Anshul Varshney , MD