Urine leucocytes 3+

Urinary tract infection belongs to common disease, frequently-occurring disease, the most common cause is bacterial infection, such as common Escherichia coli, Proteus, Staphylococcus, etc., retrograde infection of urinary tract mucosa, resulting in urinary tract infection, resulting in increased white blood cells in urine. In addition, some special urinary tract infections can also cause increased white blood cells in urine, such as tuberculosis of the urinary system, which is caused by tuberculosis infection. Urine tests can also show increased white blood cells. Some specific inflammation of the bladder, such as glandular cystitis, interstitial cystitis, etc., can also show inflammatory reactions, resulting in increased white blood cells in urine. Therefore, high urinary leukocytes suggest urinary tract infection, and specific causes need to be clarified through perfect related examinations.