hi what does 80 - 100 pus cells  and protein trace(albumin) in urine during pergnancy mean?
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Pus cells of 80-100 means Urinary Tract infection. Is this midstream urine ? or the initial flow. Ideally we should collect for the middle flow of our urine since it is more sterile or more clean. The initial flow is usually dirty & may affect the result.  IF this is midstream, you should be given an antibiotic by your obstetrician. If not treated, it might lead to miscarriage if in the first 3 months of pregnancy or early contractions ( Premature contractions) which should be controlled if not yet near term. Not all antibiotics are safe for pregnancy. CONSULT NOW!  the traces of albumin is secondary to the infection!
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I would have the doctor check you for a continued bladder infection and do a pregnancy test. You don't want to be on antibiotics if you are pregnant!!! I just had a bladder infection and it took 2 courses of antibiotics, herbs, and cranberry juice to clear it and even now I can tell it isn't really gone. But your other symptoms sure sound like pregnancy but other things can cause them too. Call for an appointment today to make sure on both counts.
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it means you have some kind of infection or disease "down there".  white blood cells are the cells that "fight off" germs, and diseases so if you have a more than normal white blood cell count somewhere in your body, it means that you have something wrong in that area
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Protein in the urine and or blood.Swelling.Fluid in the lungs.High Creatnine and bun. fatigue,itching,nausea,High K
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This letter could mean that not enough cells were obtained for a good test.  Please don't worry too much if it didn't say anything about abnormal cells.  Bad tests can happen.....it stinks, but it is a medical reality.
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bodily fluids (semen, blood etc)
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Caffeine, diabetes, nerves, pregnancy, cold, fibroids, cystocile (sp?  that's when the uterine wall weakens and the bladder bulges into the uterus), tipped or prolapsed uterus, irritatoin from detergent residue in your underwear, etc.  If the urination is painful or has an unusual color or smell it's most likely a UTI, possibly sexually transmitted.  If it's bothersome see a doc.  If you can't see a doc because of financial reasons, you can go to Planned Parenthood and they'll examine you for free or on a sliding scale if you say you think you might be pregnant.
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This is the tissue that is created to connect the mother and fetus. About a week after conception, the placenta begins to secrete the hormone human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG). This hormone prolongs the lifespan of the corpus luteum as well as stimulates production of progesterone. During pregnancy, the placenta transports nourishment and takes away waste. Under normal circumstances, your blood does not flow directly into the baby, nor does your baby's blood enter your bloodstream. Among many other tasks, the placenta serves as a blood filter, keeping your blood on one side and that of your baby on the other. Toxins and other substances, however, can pass through the membrane - so be careful what you ingest and breathe!
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The answer to your question is yes, but I would like to clarify something.  When you are pregnant, there are high levels of something called HCG in your urine.  You can still be pregnant and not have enough HCG in your urine to turn a  urine pregnancy test positive in early pregnancy.  So if you are pregnant and bleeding it is medically not considered a "period".  It is considered spotting.  That's why it is important to go to a doctor if you think you could be pregnant, even if you are having what you think is a "period".  Steps can be taken to possibly prevent a miscarriage.
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Doesn't look like it. If you have the constant urge to urinate and pain you probably have a UTI. Low Cramping and sore breasts are early signs of pregnancy.
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One line of a 24 hour urine is not indicative of anything.  The level, as you have described it, is normal.  A 24 hour urine study has to be put into the context of the patient's history, exam, and other lab tests to help deliver any type of diagnosis.  \n\nThis is a great question to bring up with the ordering physician, who has a duty to interpret your test results and help you understand them.
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Where did you find such value? If it is in the urinalysis, how was it reported. Epithelial cells in the urine can be normal or a sign of erosion. Three epithelial cells in the urine is not bad. A +3 value is too many and may be cause for alarm. Three epithelial cells per high power field (hpf) may mean nothing if not correlated with other abnormal findings. Watch out for RBC/rbc/red blood cell, WBC/wbc/white blood cell, and pus cells.
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No, it can indicate renal failure, though. Albumin is one of the smallest proteins, and will be the first lost if there is kidney hypertension, or nephritis.\nA biopsy is where they stick a needle in your kidney to get a sample of it to look at it under a microscope. There are other kidney function tests they would do before a biopsy, including other biochemical tests, ultrasound, etc.
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You should make an appt with your doctor or OB/Gyn, start with a preg. test and a urine dip to rule out preg and infection.  Birth Control pills should not effect the production of urine causing frequency or urgency.   As far as you missing 2 pills last month...you can make them up as you did but you should have used a back up method of birthcontrol like condoms until you started a new pack of pills and took 7 full days.  You could very well be pregnant.    If you aren't pregnant  and have no urinary or kidney infection  you way want to be checked for other aliments like diabetes, which has a symptom of increased urinary frequency.
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if by pussing you mean white or yellow or green discharge it is most likely an infection\nif it is clear like water it could be the result of the burn like a broken blister\nas you said pus i gather it is an infection\nsee your doctor to have it lookd at
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The obvious question of "Why?" aside, urine is generally considered to be sterile (no bacteria or fungus).  It is usually an indication of urinary or kidney infection if there are blood cells or infectious agents (bacteria or fungus) in the urine.\n\nIt is possible for the urine to become contaminated with bacteria and fungi when it comes in contact with skin (penis, foreskin, labia, etc.)  \n\nContrary to other suggestions, antibodies can be found in the urine (there is an IgG HIV antibody test that detects the presence of HIV antibodies in the urine).  However, HCV antibodies in your wife's urine would not cause them to appear in your blood.  Is your wife's HCV RNA undetectable by the most sensitive assay available after treatment?  If so, then there is no risk of transmission of HCV.\n\nThere are a number of fetish sites for those into "golden showers"  I'm sure you can find more info with a quick web search.
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Pus usually indicates an infection of some kind. A urine sample can determine what it is. It could be his prostate and that can be treated with antibiotics.  \n\nHe needs to go back to the doctor for further exams.  You never said how old he was but the older you are the more risk for prostate problems.