Urine protein 2+ occult blood 3+ urine leukocytes can suggest that the patient has chronic nephritis, acute nephritis, nephrotic syndrome and other lesions.
1. Chronic nephritis: patients with chronic nephritis will have urinary protein, hematuria, hypertension and other manifestations. When patients do routine urine examination, there will be urine protein 2+. And patients will have microscopic hematuria, i.e., urinary occult blood 3+, during the urine occult blood test examination. In addition, the patient in the urine routine examination will appear leukocytes.
2. Acute nephritis: Acute nephritis will also be manifested as hematuria and urine protein. Patients will have erythrocyte tubular pattern and leukocytes in routine urine examination, so patients will have urine protein 2+, urine occult blood 3+ and urine leukocytes in routine urine examination.
3. Nephrotic syndrome: patients with nephrotic syndrome will have urine protein, edema and other manifestations. Patients will have microscopic hematuria, urinary occult blood 3+, urinary protein 2+, and some patients may also have urinary leukocytes.
In addition, there are other causes such as pyelonephritis that also appear in urine protein 2+, occult blood 3+, and urine leukocytes.
It is recommended that patients who have abnormal urine protein 2 +, urine occult blood 3 +, urine leukocytes and other test results after routine urine examination, need to go to the hospital in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor, to check the cause of the disease, for the cause of the disease to take appropriate measures to treat.