Dr Viswas M R

Interesting Case!

🚨 Don’t ignore RBCs in urine!

🔬 >3 RBCs per HPF on urine examination is NOT normal.
It can signal stones, infection, tumors, trauma, or kidney disease.

❌ No symptoms doesn’t mean no problem.
✅ Early evaluation can prevent serious complications.

👉 If RBCs are detected, consult a urologist and get the cause treated early.

Frequent urination is not normal—especially if it’s disturbing sleep or daily life.

Possible causes range from UTI, Overactive bladder, prostate enlargement, bladder dysfunction, diabetes, stones, to nerve-related issues.

To find the real reason, these tests matter:
• Urine routine & culture
• Blood sugar
• Ultrasound KUB + PVR
• Uroflowmetry

Treat the cause, not just the symptom.
Early diagnosis prevents long-term bladder and kidney damage.

Flexible ureteroscope: a thin, bendable camera that reaches kidney stones through the natural urinary passage.
No cuts. Less pain. Faster recovery.
Treats stones even in difficult kidney locations with high precision.
Modern technology, smoother stone surgery.