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Unable To Empty Bladder On Urinating. Urine Test Shows Albumin, Pus Cells, RBC. Cause Of Concern?

Hi, I am XXXXXXX. I have some problems regarding while urinating, some thing like feeling not fully urinated even if I have completed urination . Today, I had urine test to check the presence of infection. The result is there is presence of albumin , 30-35/hpf pus cells, and 8-10/hpf red blood cells. I just want to know what can be the cause of this problem? Is this situation called albuminuria and is there any danger or problem in the functioning of my kidneys?
Wed, 1 Aug 2012
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Diabetologist 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for choosing HCM
yes it is urinary tract infection(UTI)
presence of albumin in urine is called albuminuria...but if it is in traces ,you need not worry because it stops when the infection subsides

Do you get UTI frequently?
because if it is so ,urine might of gone up in the urinary tract towards the kidneys and damages its tissue leading to scars....

what is your age?
any history or family history of diabetes and hypertension?
please get these checked up and take proper treatment
because in diabetes ,proteinuria is seen
and hypertension(bp) may also be due to kidney damage

dont worry
drink lots and lots of water ,it flushes the infection
take treatment if recurring
common problem with uti is when antibiotics are prescribed for 5 days or so,you start taking it and when you take half the course your symptoms subsides ,so you will stop the medication.
that is wrong .........
because though your symptoms subside some of the infection is still present which flares up after you stop taking medicine and it also causes resistance so that the antibiotic will not be effective when you use the next time(even if you take a bigger dose)

so take care ,talk to the doctor and take up all tests needed
get a ultrasound abdomen (scan )done if suggested.
take treatment depending on the pathology

hope i answered your queries
feel free to contact me for further queries
thank you
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General & Family Physician Dr. Sourav Ganguly's  Response
Hi,

Thanks for posting query.

You have urinary tract infection with urinary tract obstruction.

Albumin may be excreted in UTI also and for kidney function you have to do a blood for urea and creatinine test.

Consult a nephrologist/physician for further opinion.

Best wishes,
Dr Sourav Ganguly
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Unable To Empty Bladder On Urinating. Urine Test Shows Albumin, Pus Cells, RBC. Cause Of Concern?

Hi, Thanks for choosing HCM yes it is urinary tract infection(UTI) presence of albumin in urine is called albuminuria...but if it is in traces ,you need not worry because it stops when the infection subsides Do you get UTI frequently? because if it is so ,urine might of gone up in the urinary tract towards the kidneys and damages its tissue leading to scars.... what is your age? any history or family history of diabetes and hypertension? please get these checked up and take proper treatment because in diabetes ,proteinuria is seen and hypertension(bp) may also be due to kidney damage dont worry drink lots and lots of water ,it flushes the infection take treatment if recurring common problem with uti is when antibiotics are prescribed for 5 days or so,you start taking it and when you take half the course your symptoms subsides ,so you will stop the medication. that is wrong ......... because though your symptoms subside some of the infection is still present which flares up after you stop taking medicine and it also causes resistance so that the antibiotic will not be effective when you use the next time(even if you take a bigger dose) so take care ,talk to the doctor and take up all tests needed get a ultrasound abdomen (scan )done if suggested. take treatment depending on the pathology hope i answered your queries feel free to contact me for further queries thank you