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What Does Turbidity Mean In My Urine Analysis Test?

hi, i have a question, 3 days ago i had a fight with my brother. he kick me in my genital organ (penis) and i experience some pain in left part of my waist down to my genital area. I see a doctor today and he told me to take a urine and blood test, but i can see him again 3 days from now, i'm very curious about it. The result is bellow (i only write the abnormals): Urine Chemicals: Turbidity : Slightly Turbid Specific Gravity : 0,020 pH : 8,5 Urobilinogen : 1.0 EU/dL
Blood occult (urine): medium level Sediment Eritrosit : many / LPB I wonder what this irrgular result means, i really apreciatte your help, Thanks before.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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I really appreciate your concern and looking to the history given here I could say that if the urine is turbid then this is indication of containing of pus and other chemical agents, but this may not be due to the injury, but could be something else and this need to be ruled out, take care and have a nice day.
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What Does Turbidity Mean In My Urine Analysis Test?

HI Thank for asking to HCM I really appreciate your concern and looking to the history given here I could say that if the urine is turbid then this is indication of containing of pus and other chemical agents, but this may not be due to the injury, but could be something else and this need to be ruled out, take care and have a nice day.