Patient's question:
Doctor, the child initially had occult blood, with red blood cells over 4,000 and white blood cells over 1,000, and protein in the urine. After intravenous infusion, they went for a urinalysis, which showed red blood cells and white blood cells below 100, and no protein. Currently, we haven't carefully checked the urinalysis with a morning urine sample. Could such a condition rule out nephritis? They just finished three days of intravenous infusion.Doctor's answer:
If you are currently using anti-inflammatory medications and your urinalysis has returned normal, the main consideration is the manifestation of a urinary tract infection. In this case, it is entirely possible to rule out nephritis. It is recommended to develop the habit of drinking more water regularly and to pay attention to eating fewer acidic and spicy foods, which can help prevent the recurrence of these symptoms.The above advice is for the question "The child initially had hematuria with over 4,000 red blood cells." I hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!