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What Does this urinalysis Result Mean?

Hi, Kindly suggest me important attributes that diagnose the stages of chronic kidney disease and control the chronic kidney disease. Given below attributes affects on kidney? Which attribute affect on kidney? 1.Age 2.Blood Pressure 3.Specific Gravity 4.Albumin 5.Sugar 6.Red Blood Cells 7.Pus Cell 8.Pus Cell clumps 9.Bacteria 10.Blood Glucose Random 11.Blood Urea 12.Serum Creatinine 13.Sodium 14.Potassium 15.Hemoglobin 16.Packed Cell Volume 17.White Blood Cell Count 18.Red Blood Cell Count 19.Hypertension 20.Diabetes Mellitus 21.Coronary Artery Disease 22.Appetite 23.Pedal Edema 24.Anemia
Mon, 9 May 2016
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Thanks for contacting HCM with your health concern and this is how we suspcet chronic disease in my clinical practice:

. Beginning of polyuria: urine ouptut > 3 liters per day for which daily urine ouptut chart with fluid intake is required.
. Development of anemia: blood picture is must
. Speicific gravity becomes low (becomes fixed)
. blood urea/serum creatinine : since excreted by kidney, so if kidney is diseases their, level rises.
. If red blood cells are in urine think of either they are normal and in female she might be menstruating OR there is hematuria (urine infection/stone or malignancy)
. If white blood cells are seen think of stone, UTI, renal tuberculosis and send the urine for culture & sensitivity.
. Age: with age kidney functions decline so must be decided carefully
. blood pressure: high BP is a risk factor for development of kidney hypertension likewise high blood sugar (diabetes) is cause of diabetic nephropathy.
. with kidney disease the filtration rate reduces which increases the potassium level and increases swelling in the body (notably under eyelids).
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What Does this urinalysis Result Mean?

Thanks for contacting HCM with your health concern and this is how we suspcet chronic disease in my clinical practice: . Beginning of polyuria: urine ouptut 3 liters per day for which daily urine ouptut chart with fluid intake is required. . Development of anemia: blood picture is must . Speicific gravity becomes low (becomes fixed) . blood urea/serum creatinine : since excreted by kidney, so if kidney is diseases their, level rises. . If red blood cells are in urine think of either they are normal and in female she might be menstruating OR there is hematuria (urine infection/stone or malignancy) . If white blood cells are seen think of stone, UTI, renal tuberculosis and send the urine for culture & sensitivity. . Age: with age kidney functions decline so must be decided carefully . blood pressure: high BP is a risk factor for development of kidney hypertension likewise high blood sugar (diabetes) is cause of diabetic nephropathy. . with kidney disease the filtration rate reduces which increases the potassium level and increases swelling in the body (notably under eyelids).