Patient's question:
Over a month ago, I started experiencing frequent urination. The symptoms include a constant urge to urinate, a fishy smell in the urine, and unexpected bleeding, which I don't know if it's coming from outside the vagina or inside. The urine test report shows: Red blood cells 75.80↑, White blood cells 804.70↑, Epithelial cells 2.10, Casts 0.13, Bacteria 3.50, Crystals 0.6, Yeast cells 0, Round epithelial cells 0, Pathological casts 0, Mucus threads 0, Conductivity 9.2, Red blood cell information Mixed red blood cells? Urinary tract infection information Unclassified Color Light yellow Light yellow Turbidity Turbid Clear Urine chemical tests Leukocyte +3 Negative Ketone bodies - Negative Nitrite - Negative UrobilinogenDoctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Based on the situation you described, it can be diagnosed as an acute urinary tract infection. Advice: It is an acute urinary tract infection, and it is now considered to receive intravenous treatment in the hospital.