CASE 3:A 60-year-old man consulted a physician with complaints of intermittent, severe pain thatradiates from his right side to his abdomen and groin area. He experiences frequenturination with little or no output. He is also complaining of a "cold" and he has been takingover-the counter medication and vitamin supplements for more than a week. Provided beloware his urinalysis results:PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONColor: RedClarity: HazyCHEMICAL EXAMINATIONpH: 7.0Specific gravity: 1.030Glucose: NegativeProtein: NegativeKetones: NegativeBilirubin: NegativeBlood: NegativeNitrite: NegativeLeukocyte esterase: NegativeUrobilinogen: 0.2 mg/dlMICROSCOPIC EXAMINATIONRBC/hpf: more than 100WBC/hpf: 0-1Epithelial cells: NONEBacteria/hpf: NONECasts/lpf: NONECrystals: NONEMucus threads/lpf: NONEQuestion: what is the probable diagnosis of the patient?

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