white blood cells in urine- fao Sqad

jasmin26 | 12:41 Sat 16th Jul 2011 | Health & Fitness

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Sqad , my friend has has a pain in her lower back right hand side for a few days now, went to docs this morning and he said that there is increased white blood cells in urine but has ruled out a kidney infection. Feels well in herself, any ideas of what this may indicate. Thanks Jasmin.

This is very odd

i have 2 bulging discs at the bottem of my back was diagnosed in jan ,i cannot have an operation so am having physio and am back to work after being off for 4 months .I used to walk about 1 and a half hours 2 - 3 times a week and my legs got quite toned ,

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Buenchico

This might help:
http://www.ehow.com/h...lood-cells-urine.html

Chris

Sqad

When you say that he has ruled out a kidney infection, I presume that a specimen of urine was sent away for analysis and it came back negative.
Now if she has no pain, feels well, we can rule out cystitis and kidney infection.

BUT the white cells must have come from somewhere..............

She needs further investigation of her kidneys to exclude stones, which may be lying silent in the kidney and would explain the white cells.

Keep us informed.

jasmin26

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Hi Sqad the doctor tested her urine in the surgery this morning and said he needed to send it away for further tests as he was expecting it to show a kidney infection. Thanks Jasmin

Sqad

Thanks, let us know the results.

greeneyedmonster

Hi Sqad - I'm the friend Jasmin posted about! I got a call from the docs saying that no infection was found in the urine test, which is great but I'm still a bit worried. How did the white blood cells get there and why are they there if there is nothing wrong? I hate to be a drama queen but is it possible to tell from a urine test if you have anything really wrong...like Cancer etc? Thanks a lot.

Sqad

jasmin....read again 3rd paragraph of my first post above.

Malignant disease (cancer) is extremely unlikely.

greeneyedmonster

OK thanks a lot Sqad.

Sqad

no problem.

jasmin26

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Hi Sqad that wasnt me asking that question today, my friend who i wrote the original post about has signed up AB today. Jasmin

Sqad

jasmin..;-)....it did confuse me, but i am easily confused.

jasmin26

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Haha thats ok . She confuses me too !I dint even know she was signing up until she texted me a few minutes ago.

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