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please interpret my results
hello doctor i got my results today and i would like you to see them :
i was having itching all over my body and i went for a blood test and urine test
hcv: negative
hiv 1+2 negative
vdrl quantitative negative
hepatitis b negative
chlymadia negative
waiting for hsv 1+2 results
sgpt 53
sgot 26
bun 16
creatinine 0.9
and all other are normal within range but my urine test showed wbc 12-14 rbc 8-10 although no visible blood
epithelial cells 2-3 mucus 2+ ph 5 specific gravity 1030 color t amber and i only noticed pain when urinating that day what it can be is it an STD , FUNGUs ,,,,,,,,,
i was having itching all over my body and i went for a blood test and urine test
hcv: negative
hiv 1+2 negative
vdrl quantitative negative
hepatitis b negative
chlymadia negative
waiting for hsv 1+2 results
sgpt 53
sgot 26
bun 16
creatinine 0.9
and all other are normal within range but my urine test showed wbc 12-14 rbc 8-10 although no visible blood
epithelial cells 2-3 mucus 2+ ph 5 specific gravity 1030 color t amber and i only noticed pain when urinating that day what it can be is it an STD , FUNGUs ,,,,,,,,,
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Kidney stones are unlikely without severe pain in the back or side. Stop trying to figure it out on line. See a doctor or clinic in person. This forum is strictly limited to STDs, so that's all I will have to say.
can kidney stones or sand i do not know the medical term for it cause the abnormal urinalysis because the kidney bun and creatinine and liver are working well ??
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Welcome to the forum.
Since you don't mention a doctor or clinic visit, most likely you decided to test yourself through an online service, without professional advice. Based on your symptoms and your sexual history, most of the tests you had really weren't necessary. No STD causes itching all over the body and oral sex is low risk for all STDs. All the test results reported so far are negative, except for the slightly elevated numbers of red and white blood cells in your urine and slightly high SGPT, a liver enzyme test. Given your nearly zero risk for STDs, your HSV-2 test almost certainly will be negative as well.
I suggest you visit a doctor or clinic for professional evaluation, most importantly to recheck the abnormal urinalysis -- and of course to check out the itching problem if it hasn't cleared up. Also ask the doctor's opinion about the SGPT result. In the meantime, I wouldn't be worried about STDs.
Final comment: MedHelp's standard is that questions on the professionally moderated forums are answered within 24 hours. The moderators are not standing by for instantaneous replies.
Regards-- HHH, MD
Since you don't mention a doctor or clinic visit, most likely you decided to test yourself through an online service, without professional advice. Based on your symptoms and your sexual history, most of the tests you had really weren't necessary. No STD causes itching all over the body and oral sex is low risk for all STDs. All the test results reported so far are negative, except for the slightly elevated numbers of red and white blood cells in your urine and slightly high SGPT, a liver enzyme test. Given your nearly zero risk for STDs, your HSV-2 test almost certainly will be negative as well.
I suggest you visit a doctor or clinic for professional evaluation, most importantly to recheck the abnormal urinalysis -- and of course to check out the itching problem if it hasn't cleared up. Also ask the doctor's opinion about the SGPT result. In the meantime, I wouldn't be worried about STDs.
Final comment: MedHelp's standard is that questions on the professionally moderated forums are answered within 24 hours. The moderators are not standing by for instantaneous replies.
Regards-- HHH, MD
i did not get them yet
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
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doctor did you get my post ?
moreover im 23 years old and i never had unprotected vaginal sex but unprotected oral with my g.f
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