Patient's question:
The recently conducted routine urinalysis results are normal. The detailed urinalysis results show: Hematuria ++. Leukocyturia +-. Vitamin C in urine +. Microscopic examination reveals 4-6 red blood cells. Microscopic examination reveals 1-2 white blood cells. Is the kidney disease severe? How should it be treated? What medication is most effective? What are the criteria for differentiating and diagnosing nephrotic syndrome?Doctor's answer:
In this case, the temporary urinalysis cannot yet be classified as having nephrotic syndrome. Additionally, you do not have proteinuria. Generally, this condition primarily manifests as a significant amount of proteinuria.It is recommended that you focus on improving your blood test results and renal function. It would be best to recheck your urinalysis as well. The diagnostic basis typically involves significant proteinuria, low protein and lipid levels, edema, hypertension, and other symptoms.