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Something is not right somewhere within the urogenital tract. It could be something as simple as a low-grade infection. It might be a bladder or kidney stone, bobbling around causing irritation of the lining and therefore blood in the urine. Or it may be an early warning sign of a kidney cancer, ureteral cancer or even a bladder cancer.
Whatever the cause, blood in the urine is serious and is not normal at any time and test results should be discussed with your doctor. He has your health history and other conditions you may have to determine a correct diagnosis.
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Thanks for your kind opnion. May you be available for all those who need help regarding their complications. Would you please give your opnion on the follwing medication as initial treatment?.
I've been given the following as treatment:
1.Hepato-Protective Agent (Therapy for liver diseases,acute Hepatitis, Jaundice etc.
2. Augmentin (Co-amoxiclav)
Than Dr. says he will repeat LFT test in 2 weeks; which will be 16th of June 2009. Is he taking the right direction?
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Posted by Ishtiaq
I am 36 years old man and I've had my urine test today and found in it the following and would like your opnion on it.
1.Blood +
2.Leucocytes (Trace)
3.Pus Cells (3 - 6)
4.RBCs (4 - 7)