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What Does The Following Urine Report Mean?

Hi! I got my urinalysis result now,I just only want to know what does it mean: color: yellow transparency: sl. turbid albumin: negative sugar:negative pH: 5.0 specific gravity: 1.030 epithelial cells: few amorphous urates/po4: few mucus threads: few bacteria:few PUS cell: 2-4 red blood cells:0-2 I hope you could explain it to me.Thank you.
Mon, 29 Sep 2014
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
The interpretation of urine test is as follows:
The physical characteristics- color, pH and specific gravity are within normal limits.
Microscopy shows presence of few epithelial cells, few pus cells, 0-2 red blood cells and few bacteria suggests presence of infection in the urinary tract.
A course of broad spectrum antibiotic will treat the urinary tract infection.
Presence of amorphous urates or phosphates and mucus threads does not signify any pathology in the urinary tract.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja P Wahal
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What Does The Following Urine Report Mean?

Hello and welcome to HCM, The interpretation of urine test is as follows: The physical characteristics- color, pH and specific gravity are within normal limits. Microscopy shows presence of few epithelial cells, few pus cells, 0-2 red blood cells and few bacteria suggests presence of infection in the urinary tract. A course of broad spectrum antibiotic will treat the urinary tract infection. Presence of amorphous urates or phosphates and mucus threads does not signify any pathology in the urinary tract. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja P Wahal