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What Does Puss Cells In The Kidney Report Suggest?
hi, I did a kidney test result and it shows urea, 9.9mmol/l and creatinine, 136umol/l also pus cells seen 2-3 hpf and epith cells +.I also did a scan 4 days ago and I was told sub acute appendicitis.trace of protein in urine, glucose negative.I am 41years male.somths ago I treated urinary tract infection.Please sir what do u advice.David
Mon, 17 Nov 2014
Hello and welcome to HCM,
The interpretation of urine analysis report is as follows:
There is presence of 2-3 pus cells and epithelial cells in urine.
2-3 pus cells are considered normal in urine test, however, this has to be correlated clinically.
Presence of trace amounts of proteins in urine can be due to infection or it can due to some kidney dysfunction.
Absence of glucose in urine is a normal finding.
The value of urea and creatinine are within normal range.
Appendicitis is probably not associated with the urinary tract infection.
Consult your doctor for clinical assessment and review of the urine report for further management.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
The interpretation of urine analysis report is as follows:
There is presence of 2-3 pus cells and epithelial cells in urine.
2-3 pus cells are considered normal in urine test, however, this has to be correlated clinically.
Presence of trace amounts of proteins in urine can be due to infection or it can due to some kidney dysfunction.
Absence of glucose in urine is a normal finding.
The value of urea and creatinine are within normal range.
Appendicitis is probably not associated with the urinary tract infection.
Consult your doctor for clinical assessment and review of the urine report for further management.
Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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