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white blood cells & protien in urineModerator: BioTeam
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white blood cells & protien in urinewhat caused white blood cells & protien to be in the urine of an 8 year old boy ?
White blood cells and Protein should not be in the urine of any healthy body.
1. White blood cells - The kidney in the body does not allow blood cells to pass into the urine and blood has no contact with urine in anyway. One explanation to the situation maybe that there is an infection in either the Kidney or Bladder. Being so, white blood cells would be present because of their job to combat microorganisms. 2. Protein - Protein also should not be in a anyones urine. unless there is, again, an infection that would damage protein filters. Over all both protein and white blood cells is something that the body needs and would not waste. If the 8 year old boy has these symptoms then you should see the doctor and check for kidney and bladder infections. I hope this helps. If you have any more questions please don't hesitate to ask. "The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking."
"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing." - Einstein
Very small numbers of WBC's in a urine are normal. It is when the numbers are large that it needs treated. The protein in your urine could be from some mild dehydration. Dramatically increasing your water intake will resolve this. Only if the symptoms get dramatically worse do you need to return to your doctor. Increase your fluids and see if that helps with your symptoms.
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