Urine occult blood for one year, urine occult blood 2, red blood cell count 22 80, red blood cell co

30% of purpura will hurt the kidneys, but now it is not a big problem, as long as there is no urine protein and creatinine, it is still possible, but it takes time, rest assured,

It can be cured, but it is more serious.

1.It is very unlikely that you have nephritis because you have occult blood 1+ mild and a very small red blood cell count. And you have white blood cell micromass.

2.Occult blood 1+ white blood cells are traceable, and urinary tract infections are more likely, but they are very mild and do not matter.

3.Serum triglycerides are high blood lipids, the normal indicators are below, your high, a little higher, it doesn't matter, it is related to your recent diet, if you have recently eaten a greasy and spicy diet, not only will there be high blood lipids, but also may have urine occult blood 1+

4.Urine loss has occult blood 1+ and red blood cells, not necessarily nephritis, you don't have to worry, yours is very mild, it is likely to be caused by a urinary tract infection, and your diet problems can also cause it, so you don't have to worry.

5.From now on, don't eat greasy, spicy, hot and dry food, eat lighter, drink more warm water, have a good rest, live a regular life, and stay away from tobacco and alcohol. After 10 days, you check it again, and it's likely to be fine, so you don't have to worry, adjust your diet first, don't mess up**.

Hello, the test you provided cannot diagnose nephritis or not. There is occult blood in the urine test, **There are many conditions, common diseases are various nephritis, urinary tract infection, hemorrhagic cystitis, urinary stones, renal tuberculosis, kidney tumors, kidney and urethral damage, etc.

Further testing is recommended for your condition to confirm renal hematuria, as well as infection and trauma.

Do urine red blood cell morphology analysis, kidney function, B ultrasound, etc.

A little hematuria - the morphology of red blood cells in the urine is not clear - urinary tract infection or nephritis - the specific test sheet to distinguish the phase of the red blood cells to be urinated is uniform, the uniform is urinary tract bleeding, and the main malformation is nephritis hematuria.

There are more red blood cells in the urine, normal 0-3 hp for males and 0-4 hp for females. It is recommended that you: (1) rest for a few days, and then go for a follow-up urine routine to rule out exercise-induced hematuria.

2) Go for a B-ultrasound and look at the kidneys. Bladder. The ureters are free of stones or other.

Urine occult blood (BLD) is 3+ because there are red blood cells and is not the main one. Red blood cells are what should be valued. A must see. (especially men).

Hello, urine occult blood 3+, 22-26 red blood cells (normal value is less than 17) indicates the presence of red blood cells in the urine, but the information you provided is not very complete, there are several possibilities:

1. If the specimen is polluted, it is recommended to redo the urine test and take the midstream urine;

2. If there are excessive levels of white blood cells and nitrite in the urine test, it indicates infection and inflammation, and anti-infection is recommended**.

3. For hemolytic anemia, it is recommended to do blood routine, stool routine and liver function;

4. Whether there is diabetes or hypertension in the past, if it may be related to its complications.

Hello, how many tests have you done in total, are they urine routine and blood routine Generally speaking, urine test occult blood 3+ means that there are red blood cells in the urine Generally, there are no red blood cells in the urine and red blood cells 22-26 should be one of the blood routine Are you still there.

Hello, there are many red blood cells in the urine, and the number of red blood cells in the urine is 3+, and the general red blood cells are more than 31, have you just been checked? What is the rate of bird red blood cell malformations?

If urine enters the bloodstream, the urine that has been precipitated by centrifugation has more than 2 red blood cells per high-power field under the microscope, which is called hematuria. Due to the difference in the amount of blood entering the urine, hematuria is divided into gross hematuria and microscopic hematuria. When more than 1 ml of blood is contained in each liter of urine, the urine will obviously turn red, and the urine will be like washing water or blood, which is called gross hematuria; If the urine color is normal and only the red blood cells are detected microscopically (microscopically) in the urine that meet the criteria for hematuria, it is called microscopic hematuria.

According to the different hematuria, hematuria can be divided into initial hematuria, terminal hematuria, and full hematuria.

Most of the causes of blood in the urine are caused by kidney and urinary problems

Glomerular Disease:

Acute nephritis, rapidly progressive nephritis, membranoproliferative nephritis, mesangial proliferative nephritis, focal glomerulosclerosis, etc.

Kidney cysts, stones:

Kidney, ureter, bladder, urethral stones.

Prostatic hyperplasia, urinary tract infectious diseases:

Tuberculosis, pyelonephritis, cystourethritis, prostatitis.

Tumors: kidney, ureter, bladder, prostate tumors.

In addition to urinary abnormalities, other systems are possible, usually due to increased hemocytolysis in the blood vessels, such as:

Coagulation disorders:

Idiopathic or drug-induced thrombocytopenia, hemophilia, scurvy.

Systemic disease.

Aplastic disease, leukemia, systemic lupus erythematosus, dermatomyositis, leptospirosis, epidemic hemorrhagic fever, etc., must be checked as soon as possible if the condition persists.

That's basically it.

Common diseases that cause hematuria include various nephritis, urinary tract infections, hemorrhagic cystitis, urinary stones, renal tuberculosis, kidney tumors, kidney and urethral injuries, etc. Hematuria is one of the main symptoms of these disorders.

Red blood cells are the largest molecules in the blood and cannot pass through the glomerular filtration barrier, and when the inherent cells of the glomeruli are damaged, the void of the filtration membrane becomes larger, resulting in the leakage of red blood cells.

Do an ultrasound of the abdomen, and if everything is normal, you can check the prostate.