Question 1

My son 6 years old is suffering from fever for the past 2 days. His urine report states albumin positive, pus cells 4 to 6, RBCs 1 to 2, and amorphous deposits positive. What does it mean?

Question 2

My father blood test showed a creatinine level of 9 and potassium level of 7.56, so the doctor advised immediate dialysis. He has undergone two dialysis sessions so far, one the day before yesterday and one today. The ultrasound report shows that both kidneys are normal in size and there are no stones. However, the urine report indicates elevated RBCs and pus cells. Now, the doctor is recommending a kidney biopsy. I would like to understand what the next steps should be and whether the biopsy is necessary at this stage.

Question 3

I suffer from frequent urination, so I do not drink much water. Sometimes my lower right back hurts, especially when I bend. However, when I drink plenty of water, the pain slowly goes away. My urine report shows turbid transparency and light yellow color, specific gravity 1.030, WBC 6 to 8/HPF, calcium oxalate crystals (+), and epithelial cells 10 to 12/HPF. Chemical examination is normal. RBC, casts, pH level, and pus cells are normal. Can you please diagnose and give suggestions?

I am experiencing a burning sensation after urinating, and my urine is dark yellow. I did a urine test, but the results were normal. What could be causing this?

Burning post urine despite normal test may be early infection or dehydration. Increase water intake. Recheck with urine culture.

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My son 6 years old is suffering from fever for the past 2 days. His urine report states albumin positive, pus cells 4 to 6, RBCs 1 to 2, and amorphous deposits positive. What does it mean?