Hello,
I was wondering if anyone might be able to offer some insight regarding my urinalysis results.
I'm 28 years old and recently underwent a routine medical screening for work. My blood work came back perfectly fine, but apparently, my urine analysis is a different story.
1. Test Results (Jan 12, 2012)
2. Test Results (Jan 13, 2012)
3. Test Results (Jan 30, 2012) - I had a bit of a cold this day, though I'm feeling slightly better now.
My doctor also sent me for an ultrasound to rule out kidney stones, but they didn't find anything in my kidneys or bladder.
I have to go back in two weeks for follow-up blood and urine tests. If things haven't improved by then, I'll likely need to see a urologist.
I should mention that I'm not experiencing any pain while urinating or otherwise. I haven't been prescribed any medication yet either.
The doctor told me the results aren't exactly "bad," but then added that they shouldn't be ignored, either. A bit of a contradiction, I suppose.
I would be grateful if someone could offer any advice or perspective on these findings.
Thanks!
I was wondering if anyone might be able to offer some insight regarding my urinalysis results.
I'm 28 years old and recently underwent a routine medical screening for work. My blood work came back perfectly fine, but apparently, my urine analysis is a different story.
1. Test Results (Jan 12, 2012)
2. Test Results (Jan 13, 2012)
3. Test Results (Jan 30, 2012) - I had a bit of a cold this day, though I'm feeling slightly better now.
My doctor also sent me for an ultrasound to rule out kidney stones, but they didn't find anything in my kidneys or bladder.
I have to go back in two weeks for follow-up blood and urine tests. If things haven't improved by then, I'll likely need to see a urologist.
I should mention that I'm not experiencing any pain while urinating or otherwise. I haven't been prescribed any medication yet either.
The doctor told me the results aren't exactly "bad," but then added that they shouldn't be ignored, either. A bit of a contradiction, I suppose.
I would be grateful if someone could offer any advice or perspective on these findings.
Thanks!