Can a urinalysis detect kidney stones?

Patient's question:

Description: Protein 1+ Turbidity 1+ Specific Gravity 1.034 Crystallization Count 56.10 Small Round Epithelial Cells 3.2, others are less than or equal to the reference value. The doctor said it's unnecessary to check others. My symptoms are frequent urination, especially at night in winter (average 7 times) and in summer (4 times). Recently, I had right subcostal pain. I am male, 21 years old. The doctor prescribed 8 days of Bailing Capsules and Pizhenefer Acid Tablets and told me to come back for a follow-up test. What is this disease? The symptoms have lasted for over 2 years, mainly frequent urination. This month, I have been experiencing discomfort in the right abdomen. Could it be a urinary stone?

Doctor's answer:

In your case, combined with the results of the urinalysis, it cannot be determined whether it is a stone or what specific disease it is.
Recommendation: It is recommended that you undergo a color Doppler ultrasound examination of the urinary system or a prostatic fluid examination to confirm. It is necessary to rule out the possibility of stones or prostatitis for the best outcome.
In daily life, it is important to maintain a calm mood. If no issues are found during the examination, it is advisable to directly use oral traditional Chinese medicine for regulation.

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