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Done Urine Analysis. Taken Antibiotics For UTI. What Does This Point To?
Hello - I just received a copy of my urinalysis and there were a few abnormalities in it. There were only traces of keytone. (But that s probably because I had not eaten from early the evening before, yes?) My UA spec gravity was greater than 1.029 Mucus threads were 4+ However, the WBC was negative, as was bacteria. I took antibiotics to treat it as a UTI a couple of weeks ago - but this test just came in today. Any ideas as to what this points to?
Mon, 24 Dec 2012
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Welcome to HCM.
Since the wbc and bacteria are negative, there is no need to worry unless you have symptoms, in which case you need medical advice.
Regards
DR GS
Welcome to HCM.
Since the wbc and bacteria are negative, there is no need to worry unless you have symptoms, in which case you need medical advice.
Regards
DR GS
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Hi thanks for your question.
Your urine examination report is normal except for ketone bodies.
Yes ketone bodies are present in satarvation but duration prolonged saturation.The other condition in which ketone bodies are present in urine is Diabetes.Consult nearby physician will evalvate you for ketone bodies.
Hope this answers your question.
Your urine examination report is normal except for ketone bodies.
Yes ketone bodies are present in satarvation but duration prolonged saturation.The other condition in which ketone bodies are present in urine is Diabetes.Consult nearby physician will evalvate you for ketone bodies.
Hope this answers your question.
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