Urine test results women
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Hi - this is a two part question.
1. In July, I had a ThinPrep pap test as part of my first prenatal appointment. A "Chlamydia, Nuc. Acid Amp" test was performed and it tested positive. I have been married for 11 years with no other partners and have never tested positive (this is my third child), so I asked for a retest. The next day I took a urine test - "Chlamydia trachomatis, NAA" and it came out negative.
I had gone into Emergency room w/ severe back pain, and was given a blood test to see if i was pregnant, and it showed negative, (this took place on a Friday night). The following Tuesday, i took a urine pregnancy test, and it turned POSITIVE. FYI, nothing is for sure...and just go w/ your gutt feeling...
I tested three days before my period was due in my first pregnancy and it was positive, I also had a normal test, no digital test. It was the first morning urine (has higher concentrations of the pregnancy hormone ß-HCG). You should get a response on the day your period is due, it depends on the test as well. Different tests have different sensitivity levels.
I do not know to read my test results. Please help..this is for a urine test. I went tot the emergency room for like flu symptoms and had a temp of 104.1 they took a chest x-ray and confirmed I had pneumonia. I also had some irritation vaginally so they took a urine test. Since I don't have a PCD I was never given the test results. I went today to the lab and got a copy of the results but do not know to read them??? can someone please help???
had urine test that showed WBC(5-9), trace leukocytes and >100000 mixed gram positive flora. What exactly is mixed gram positive flora, gram positive bacteria? also did not do clean catch, I also had routine blood test and when trying o give urine sample the blood was dripping down my are, had to set cup down to clean arm, and did not do midstream. results said probable contamination, why is this?
Docors ususally test for this by measuring microalbumin (which is a protein) in the urine. If this lab value becomes elevated, your doctor will typically start you on an ACE inhibitor, which will help slow the progression of diabetic nephropathy, along with good control of blood sugars. If you are having trouble maintaining good blood sugar levels, I suggest you go to your doctor and rework your medication and diabetes control plan. Keeping your sugars under control is crucial.
It's been 12 days since intercourse which was my ovulation week. My period should be this Friday but the past week I've had some mild cramps (twingy feeling) my breasts feel more full and look bigger and have been a little swollen, lower backache, headache, and a cloudy white discharge.
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