Foamy Urine With Nagging Pain In Back. Urine Sample Showed Protein. On Metronidazole. Could This Be Kidney Infection?
pain in lower back on right side...foamy urine for many months now nagging pain on right side.. urine sample showed protein..given 2 days of metronidazole 500... could it be a kidney infection? 27 years old male 6'5" lean 165 lbs....could it be focal segmental glomeruloscleris?
Hello Thanks for your query,based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have pain in Rt loin with presence of protein in urine.
This is most likely to be due to UTI associated with stone in kidney.
However this can be confirmed only on clinical examination and following tests. 1) Urine routine and urine culture. 2) Ultrasound scanning of the abdomen .
Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical evaluation and further treatment.
In the mean while take broad spectrum antibiotics like Cefotaxime along with urinary antiseptic like Nitrofurantoin twice daily and urine alkaliser thrice daily.and later on switch on to appropriate antibiotics as per culture report.
Thanks Dr.Patil.
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Foamy Urine With Nagging Pain In Back. Urine Sample Showed Protein. On Metronidazole. Could This Be Kidney Infection?
Hello Thanks for your query,based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have pain in Rt loin with presence of protein in urine. This is most likely to be due to UTI associated with stone in kidney. However this can be confirmed only on clinical examination and following tests. 1) Urine routine and urine culture. 2) Ultrasound scanning of the abdomen . Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical evaluation and further treatment. In the mean while take broad spectrum antibiotics like Cefotaxime along with urinary antiseptic like Nitrofurantoin twice daily and urine alkaliser thrice daily.and later on switch on to appropriate antibiotics as per culture report. Thanks Dr.Patil.