Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:Okay, the following results are from the two checks after taking Chinese medicine. Third check: 1. : Time: April 2, 2010 2. : Items checked: Urinalysis: Red blood cells 2 units/ul above the reference value 0-6 White blood cells 2 units/ul above the reference value 0-8 Crystals 2 units/ul above the reference value 0-4 Other indicators are normal Fourth check: 1. : Time: May 3, 2010 2. : Items checked: Urinalysis: Red blood cells 0 units/ul above the reference value 0-6 White blood cells 0 units/ul above the reference value 0-8 Crystals 0 units/ul above the reference value 0-
Doctor's answer:
Tonsils are red and swollen, with hematuria, and an elevated anti-streptolysin O.Advice: Hello, your child may have acute glomerulonephritis. Most cases are preceded by upper respiratory infections, tonsillitis, scarlet fever, or skin pyoderma within 1 to 4 weeks prior to onset. After a symptom-free interval of 1 to 3 weeks, symptoms such as edema, hypertension, and hematuria (which may be accompanied by varying degrees of proteinuria) appear. Additionally, the dynamic changes in blood complement C3 and an elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate during the acute phase. The anti-O titer is also elevated.
During the acute phase, bed rest is recommended, typically lasting 2 to 3 weeks. Gradually increase indoor activities once gross hematuria disappears, blood pressure returns to normal, and edema subsides. Avoid strenuous physical activity for the next 3 months. After stopping bed rest, gradually increase activity levels. If no clinical symptoms persist after 2 months, and urine tests return to normal, half-day school attendance can begin, gradually progressing to full-day schooling.