Question 1

My brother had complaints of frequent urination and mild scrotal pain. The doctor advised a flexible cystoscopy and the report showed
Urethra: No stricture
Prostate: Normal size with inflammation +
Bladder: Normal
BUO: Normal
Impression: Prostatitis

Three days later, a bladder urine report showed:
Urine RE: Normal
Urine culture & sensitivity: Colony count nil, culture sterile after 48 hours

The doctor advised:
Normal diet
Plenty of fluids
Tab Niftas 100 mg for 1 month
Urispas for 2 days
Tab Pause for 2 days
Syrup Alkasol for 1 month

After one month, on review, he was symptom free, so no further medicines were prescribed.
Now, he has mild, ignorable scrotal pain for some days. What could be the cause? Could prostatitis recur? Can prostatitis cause prostate cancer? Please help

Question 2

I have had a 6 mm kidney stone for the past 2 years. I do not experience severe pain, but my recent urine analysis shows 8 to 10 red blood cells per high power field. Please find my urine analysis report attached. What does this indicate, and what should I do next?

Question 3

I have been suffering from frequent urination for the past 6 years. All tests, including cystoscopy, have been done. An E. coli infection was detected, and my urologist prescribed medication for 3 months, but it had no effect. I am 20 years old and also have constipation and excessive gas. How can this be treated?

Urine test report for my 10 month old baby shows pus cells 2 to 3 and epithelial cells 3 to 4. Is there any infection in her urine, as she takes a 12 hour gap to pass urine?

These values are within an acceptable range for infants. If baby has no fever or discomfort, infection is unlikely. But 12 hour urine gaps need evaluation. Ensure good hydration and monitor urine output.

More COMPLETE URINE EXAMINATION (CUE) Health Queries

I have had a 6 mm kidney stone for the past 2 years. I do not experience severe pain, but my recent urine analysis shows 8 to 10 red blood cells per high power field. Please find my urine analysis report attached. What does this indicate, and what should I do next?