My 9 month old son urine test shows RBCs and pus cells, with albumin +1. He does not have a fever. He is on R.B. Tone and Wonfit DHA supplements. His urine report is attached. He is also not eating well. Should I be concerned about these urine test results?

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Dr Hema Pratima

General Practitioner

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9+ Yrs

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Presence of RBCs and pus cells with albumin in urine may suggest urinary tract infection or irritation, even without fever. Since baby is not eating well, consult a pediatrician. Further evaluation may be needed.

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