Patient's question:
I've been experiencing back pain whenever I hold my urine recently. It has occurred repeatedly many times, so I went to the hospital for a detailed urinalysis, worried about it being some serious illness. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Chronic pyelonephritis may show red and white blood cells in a routine urinalysis, or abnormal indicators such as pus cells. If the urinalysis is normal, it will definitely not be pyelonephritis. Back pain after holding urine may be related to stones or urinary tract inflammation. It requires careful examination and diagnosis, and treatment should be administered based on the examination results to address the underlying cause.