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Protein trace in urine examination
Hello doctor, my 16 months old baby having fever for 2 days and temperature controlled after medication and we did tests and ger CRP is 27.0 and there is protein trace in urine and pus cells are 3-5. Can anyone please help me with this.
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High crp indicates some infection in the body
Urine protein traces expected in fever
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Protein trace can be present during fever episodes.3-5 pus cells is also within normal range .
In view of high crp baby needs further assessment and oral /iv antibiotics depending on child's condition .your treating doctor will advise you regarding that after assessing the baby.
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
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10 yrs exp
Vadodara
Need to urine culture to confirm urine infection.
Also need to know the complaints of child.
Take a consult.
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