Understanding Cloudy Urine: Causes and Concerns for Kidney Health
Urine can sometimes become cloudy? Hello Doctor, I have nephrotic syndrome and have been under regular monitoring, with recent tests showing normal results. I underwent an MRI, which detected a cyst in both my liver and kidneys. The doctor mentioned to continue monitoring, and my...
Dr. Yan Qitai reply Internal Medicine
Hello, if you have nephrotic syndrome, it is important to have regular follow-up appointments to monitor kidney function. It is advisable to consult your physician during these visits.[Read More] Understanding Cloudy Urine: Causes and Concerns for Kidney Health
Understanding Your Health Check Results: When to Seek Follow-Up Care
Health examination values Hello Doctor: The report for my adult health check-up is as follows. I would like to ask if I need to follow up at the hospital. Creatinine: 0.53, High-Density Lipoprotein: 38 (highlighted in red), Urine Protein: - (what does this symbol mean?), Fasting ...
Dr. Yan Qitai reply Internal Medicine
Hello, the report indicates that the high-density lipoprotein (HDL) level is slightly below the normal range, while the urine protein level is within normal limits. It is recommended to consult with your physician during your follow-up visit for further advice and monitoring.[Read More] Understanding Your Health Check Results: When to Seek Follow-Up Care
Understanding Kidney Function Tests: What Your Results Mean
Kidney function tests Hello doctor, I had a health check-up in September 2023, and the results showed a urine specific gravity of 1.002, a uric acid level of 8.5, a blood urea nitrogen (BUN) of 6.5, a creatinine level of 0.88, a uric acid (UA) of 4.3, and an estimated glomerular ...
Dr. Yan Qitai reply Internal Medicine
Hello, if your kidney function index is within the normal range and there is no proteinuria, there currently appears to be no evidence of kidney disease. It is recommended to monitor your condition or consult a nephrologist for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Kidney Function Tests: What Your Results Mean
Managing Ascites: Navigating Kidney and Liver Issues in Advanced Disease
It is unclear whether the ascites is caused by kidney issues or liver problems. How can this be addressed? I have hepatitis B, cirrhosis, and liver cancer. Targeted therapy was interrupted due to side effects, and the hospital suddenly informed us that I am now in the late stage ...
Dr. Yan Qitai reply Internal Medicine
Considering your condition, it is recommended to continue follow-up visits and treatment with the Gastroenterology and Hepatology Department as well as the Nephrology Department. The physician will provide appropriate medical advice based on your condition during each visit. Depa...[Read More] Managing Ascites: Navigating Kidney and Liver Issues in Advanced Disease