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Positive test in urine for leukocytes no symptoms?
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What are the symptoms of Nephritis?
Protein and cellular casts in the urine indicate possible lupus nephritis. Foaming urine can be a symptom. In advanced stages, high blood pressure and swelling of the lower extremities are also symptoms.
Can lupus nephritis cause dark urine and stabbing pains in kidneys?
it can cause dark urine. but some people have no overt symptoms of kidney disease which must be diagnosed by blood and urine tests.
What does leukocytes and urobilinogen on a urine dipstick test mean?
Leukocytes is infection. Urobilinogen is blood in the urine. It sounds like you was performing a test for a urine infection. If either of these 2 are positive then you have a UTI or possible Kidney infection if blood is found in urine.
Which of the following substances is normally NOT found in urine?
If you are talking about three substances that are normally found in blood but not in urine, they are leukocytes, erythrocytes and glucose.
Any relation to finding red blood cells in urine to lupus?
Finding red blood cells in urine, known as hematuria, can sometimes be associated with lupus nephritis, which is kidney inflammation caused by lupus. However, hematuria can have various other causes as well, so further evaluation by a healthcare provider is needed to determine the specific underlying cause.
Have you experienced any symptoms of a UTI, such as blood in the urine or presence of tissue"?
Have you had any UTI symptoms like blood in urine or tissue?
Have you experienced any symptoms of bladder infections such as blood in urine?
It is important to consult a healthcare professional if you experience symptoms of bladder infections, such as blood in urine.
Have you experienced any symptoms of a UTI, such as blood in the urine"?
Have you had any signs of a UTI, like blood in your urine?
Have you experienced any symptoms of a UTI, such as blood in your urine"?
Have you had any signs of a UTI, like blood in your urine?
What is lupus of kidney?
Lupus nephritis, or lupus that affects the kidney, occurs in about 40% of systemic lupus cases. Either the immune system mistakenly attacks the kidneys or immune complexes from autoimmune activity elsewhere in the body get deposited in the kidneys, causing inflammation. The result is that the person "spills" protein and cellular casts into the urine. Protein is supposed to be filtered out of the urine and returned to the blood. There are no symptoms of lupus nephritis in the early stages. In progressive stages the patient may have an increase in blood pressure and equal swelling in both lower extremities. Regular urinalysis is the best way to catch lupus nephritis early when it is easiest to treat. The specific type of lupus nephritis is determined by a kidney biopsy. The type or classification determines the treatment plan.
What causes protein in urine when you have lupus?
There are small filters in the kidney called the glomerulus. When a person has lupus, either the lupus causes inflammation in the glomerulus or immune complexes, huge molecules that develop as a result of autoimmune activitiy, clog the filters. The filters are supposed to return good things to the blood and pass garbage through the urine. When the filters are inflamed of clogged, they fail to collect protein and return it to the blood. As a result, protein "leaks" into the urine.
