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What Does this urine Test Result Mean?
Hi, I am female, married, aged 60, am diabetic with high blood pressure (range 85-10 to 140-210) with and without medicine since 10+ years. Using zestril 5mg-1 tab daily plus diamicron 30mg-MR 1-tab daily plus glucophage 500mg-1 tab daily. Didnt not use medicines for 2 months regularly. recent ( 2 days old) lab test results show out of range results as:
sugar random: 150-200
Sugar fasting: 185, Cholestral-288, HDC: 36, LDL: 185, triglysrides: 335, Uric Acid: 9.2, Creatinine: 2.8, Urea: 56, white blood cell count: 14200, HB AIC: 8.7%
Urine out of range test results:
Micro Albumin in urea: 202, pus cells: overcount,Proteins: ++, ph: 6, blood:++, bacteria: +++
2 years ultra sound of abdominal & pelvic result showed:
Rt Kidney: 136*56*20 mm (an echogenic rounded mass, measuring 9*8 mm at5 lower polr -- angiomyolipoma
left kidney: Normal
Liver measures: 197 mm with smooth outlines, no focal defect, gall dladder full of stones, no stone or cyst, no rena; mass seen, no abdominal mass seen, uterus\; normal with no mass., spleen measures. 111 mm, pancreas is normal with no mass
I Bokhari
sugar random: 150-200
Sugar fasting: 185, Cholestral-288, HDC: 36, LDL: 185, triglysrides: 335, Uric Acid: 9.2, Creatinine: 2.8, Urea: 56, white blood cell count: 14200, HB AIC: 8.7%
Urine out of range test results:
Micro Albumin in urea: 202, pus cells: overcount,Proteins: ++, ph: 6, blood:++, bacteria: +++
2 years ultra sound of abdominal & pelvic result showed:
Rt Kidney: 136*56*20 mm (an echogenic rounded mass, measuring 9*8 mm at5 lower polr -- angiomyolipoma
left kidney: Normal
Liver measures: 197 mm with smooth outlines, no focal defect, gall dladder full of stones, no stone or cyst, no rena; mass seen, no abdominal mass seen, uterus\; normal with no mass., spleen measures. 111 mm, pancreas is normal with no mass
I Bokhari
Mon, 12 Jan 2015
Hi
Thanks for your query.
Based on your query and reports
1. Blood glucose levels are not in normal limits. HbA1c is also raised, that means your glucose levels are in poor control over past three months.
2. Urine shows proteins, that means renal changes due to diabetes are seen.
3. Lipid profile is deranged.
4. Urine microscopy shows bacteria, pus cells and RBCs. All these are indicators of urinary tract infection.
5. Uncontrolled diabetes results in frequent infections, that is reflected in your WBC counts which is raised and is confirmed with urine findings. Get a culture sensitivity done for urine, for treatment of urinary infection.
6. Besides antibiotics for infection, you have to be regular with your medicines for diabetes, start taking lipid lowering agents after discission with your consulting doctor. Blood pressure is very high, requires immediate care. Lifestyle modifications and dietary changes are necessary.
7. Imaging of abdomen shows a benign lesion in the right kidney. Not to worry much about that. You can go for excision once your medical condition improves.
Wish you good health
Thanks for your query.
Based on your query and reports
1. Blood glucose levels are not in normal limits. HbA1c is also raised, that means your glucose levels are in poor control over past three months.
2. Urine shows proteins, that means renal changes due to diabetes are seen.
3. Lipid profile is deranged.
4. Urine microscopy shows bacteria, pus cells and RBCs. All these are indicators of urinary tract infection.
5. Uncontrolled diabetes results in frequent infections, that is reflected in your WBC counts which is raised and is confirmed with urine findings. Get a culture sensitivity done for urine, for treatment of urinary infection.
6. Besides antibiotics for infection, you have to be regular with your medicines for diabetes, start taking lipid lowering agents after discission with your consulting doctor. Blood pressure is very high, requires immediate care. Lifestyle modifications and dietary changes are necessary.
7. Imaging of abdomen shows a benign lesion in the right kidney. Not to worry much about that. You can go for excision once your medical condition improves.
Wish you good health
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