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Nephritis: Diagnosis

 
Medical Encyclopedia: Nephritis: Diagnosis

Diagnosis of nephritis is based on:

  • the patient's symptoms and medical history
  • physical examination
  • laboratory tests
  • kidney function tests
  • imaging studies such as ultrasound or x rays to determine blockage and inflammation

Urinalysis can reveal the presence of:

  • albumin and other proteins
  • red and white blood cells
  • pus, blood, or bacteria in the urine

— Maureen Haggerty



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