Question 1

how abnormal are these lab urinalysis result?s 25 blood, 15 leuks, 8-10 wbc/hpf, 5-10 rbc/hpf, 15-20 epithelial cells/hpf,& 'much' amorphous casts/hpf

Accepted Answer

Well...: These are ABNORMAL...  
You should see your Dr. as soon as possible especially if you have symptoms of a urinary infection, such as pain with urination, fever, back pain...

Question 2

ketones 1+ abnorma, occult blood 1+ abnormal, rbc 4-10 abnormal. what does this mean in my urinalysis?

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You need follow up: It means you need to make an appointment with your doctor to follow up on your urinalysis as you have few red dlood cells in your urine and acetone 1plus may be due to fasting.We need complete urine test including specific gravity, glucose, white blood cells and nitrite test to give our opinion.Follow up with your doctor for small amount of blood and rbcs.

Question 3

urinalysis gross exam occult blood abnormal 3+, wbc 6-10 abnormal and rbc  4-10 abnormal, color amber abnormal  but clear, what can cause this result?

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Urine: Are there any symptoms associated with this finding? This could be a poorly collected specimen in a female close t her menstrual period.

Question 4

teenage son-visible blood in his urine. abnormal urinalysis results: 7/14 - rbc urine 418 out of 0-5; 7/16 - rbc/hpf 6-10,small bacteria, small hemoglobin; what these mean? sonar tomorrow.

Accepted Answer

Infection or stone: Blood in the urine should never be regarded as normal.  In a young person, the most common causes are kidney stones or infection. It sounds like you are following this up correctly.

Question 5

my urinalysis tests show
wbc ur 20-40/hpf noted abnormal 
rbc ur 4-10/hpf abnormal 
squamous epithelial, ur  less than27/hpf (high)
amorphous, ur many /hpf (abnormal)
bacteria, ur few/hpf (abnormal)
yeast, ur few/hpf (abnormal)

what could this mean?

Accepted Answer

: You need to ask your doctor who has the entire picture to address this question. This is not perfectly normal urine, but may or may not be of concern.

Question 6

went today got urinalysis  did a cytology on it it came back  atypical urethial cells and microscopic hematuria. should be scared? can it mean other things than cancer? no symptoms. says rbc cannot exclude low grade neoplasm. ct show anything?

Accepted Answer

Microhematuria: I assume you're seeing a urologist for evaluation and advice regarding further testing. Absence of protein in the urine rules out glomerulonephritis.  A rectal examination of the prostate &amp; an ultrasound of the kidneys&amp; urinary bladder are important  noninvasive tests for you, but a cystoscopic examination of the bladder may be performed to rule out a growth but no malignant cells seen on cytology

Question 7

35 m - went today got urinalysis  did a cytology on it it came back  atypical urethial cells and microscopic hematuria. should be scared? can it mean other things than cancer? no symptoms. says rbc cannot exclude low grade neoplasm. ct show anything?

Accepted Answer

Need more info: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, the information you provided is not diagnostic of anything. It would be prudent to see a urologist.    
Wish you good health!

Question 8

what does rbc   occ/hpf mean on a urinalysis?

Accepted Answer

Hematuria: Means that under microscopic examination there were occasional red blood cells seen in the urine. Discuss with physician that ordered urinalysis to determine what next step may be.

Question 9

what does 0-32 in rbc/hpf in my urinalysis mean?

Accepted Answer

Blood in urine: Any amount fo rbc's higher than 0-5 should be evaluated by a urologist. If you are a female you have to make sure that you are not ovulating or menstruating. If that is the case, it should be repeated and if still elevated, workup should be done.

Question 10

one urinalysis showed rbc none seen and another one months later said 0-3 both normal why are they different?

Accepted Answer

Within normal limits: These are within normal limits because during activities, there is non-specific trauma on regular movements like walking and sitting and sometimes a red cell can even get filtered through the kidneys normally, so the urinalysis allows for this.  That's one of the reasons why there are normal ranges.

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How abnormal are these lab urinalysis result?s 25 blood, 15 leuks, 8-10 wbc/hpf, 5-10 rbc/hpf, 15-20 epithelial cells/hpf,& 'much' amorphous casts/hpf

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Ketones 1+ abnorma, occult blood 1+ abnormal, rbc 4-10 abnormal. what does this mean in my urinalysis?

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Urinalysis gross exam occult blood abnormal 3+, wbc 6-10 abnormal and rbc 4-10 abnormal, color amber abnormal but clear, what can cause this result?

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Teenage son-visible blood in his urine. abnormal urinalysis results: 7/14 - rbc urine 418 out of 0-5; 7/16 - rbc/hpf 6-10,small bacteria, small hemoglobin; what these mean? sonar tomorrow.

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My urinalysis tests show wbc ur 20-40/hpf noted abnormal rbc ur 4-10/hpf abnormal squamous epithelial, ur less than27/hpf (high) amorphous, ur many /hpf (abnormal) bacteria, ur few/hpf (abnormal) yeast, ur few/hpf (abnormal) what could this mean?

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Went today got urinalysis did a cytology on it it came back atypical urethial cells and microscopic hematuria. should be scared? can it mean other things than cancer? no symptoms. says rbc cannot exclude low grade neoplasm. ct show anything?

A member asked:

35 m - went today got urinalysis did a cytology on it it came back atypical urethial cells and microscopic hematuria. should be scared? can it mean other things than cancer? no symptoms. says rbc cannot exclude low grade neoplasm. ct show anything?

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What does rbc occ/hpf mean on a urinalysis?

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What does 0-32 in rbc/hpf in my urinalysis mean?

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One urinalysis showed rbc none seen and another one months later said 0-3 both normal why are they different?

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