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Had Urine Analysis Test. SG 1010, Ph 7, LEU 500. Do I Have UTI?

Hello, I have just taken a urine dip stick test and my reading was as follows: SG:1.010, pH 7, LEU 500, NIT neg, PRO neg, GLU norm, KET neg, UBG 1mg, BIL neg and BLD neg. Should I be worried about the PH, LEU and UBG levels? I am aware that high LEU is common with UTIs. Is it possible to have a UTI and not have any symptoms?
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It certainly is possible to have a UTI without significant symptoms. You can actually have a condition called bacteruria in which there are bacteria in the urinary tract but not causing symptoms. Your urine should be cultured.

You didn't say why you had the urine test or how the urine was collected - e.g. clean-catch or not. You also did not say whether you are sexually active. This matters too.

If your urine culture is positive you should be given antibiotics to clear it and then re-test. If your urine culture is negative then other sources will need to be sought.
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Had Urine Analysis Test. SG 1010, Ph 7, LEU 500. Do I Have UTI?

It certainly is possible to have a UTI without significant symptoms. You can actually have a condition called bacteruria in which there are bacteria in the urinary tract but not causing symptoms. Your urine should be cultured. You didn t say why you had the urine test or how the urine was collected - e.g. clean-catch or not. You also did not say whether you are sexually active. This matters too. If your urine culture is positive you should be given antibiotics to clear it and then re-test. If your urine culture is negative then other sources will need to be sought.