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Urobilinogen
History: vhl case with known renal cysts, simplepancreatic cysts 1-1.5cm , cerebellum Hemangioblastoma bilateral RCC operated - nephron sparing surgery in December 2024 biopsy: negative margins During routine exam with blood test and Urine test: urine analysis showed 10 to 12 puss cells and positive for wbc So repeated from another lab, urine routine and culture which showed culture negative and wbc 1-2 Repeated urine routine from a different lab.. shows wbc again positive and puss cells 3-4. And urobilinogen shows 0.1mg/dl When we did tests in other lab urobilinogen showed normal the latest one showed 0.1mg/dl. Heard tat low urobilinogen has got something to do with bile and obstruction. Google shows 0.1mg/dl as normal but in report they mentioned as not normal. These repeated tests were done within a week and has no major difference of gap
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Your urobilinogen level of 0.1 mg/dL is actually within the normal range2. The normal urobilinogen levels in urine typically range between 0.1 to 1.8 mg/dL, so there's no need to worry about this specific value
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your urine tests show signs of a urinary tract infection (UTI): Presence of white blood cells (WBC) Pus cells in urine Multiple positive test results Next Steps Do Not Self-Medicate Self-medication can: Mask important symptoms Make the infection resistant to antibiotics Delay proper treatment
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