Help me read my lab results for kidney,I am on mtx and Enbrel, just had bad infection which urine had no sign

[immasammi]

I had urine sample taken, but they appeared normal, i had blood in my urine and really bad UTI like syndrome with low fewer. i am female, 26years old.
My lab results are

WBC 7.5 ; RBC 4.44;
Hemoglobin 13.7; Hematocrit 40.7;
MCV 92; MCH 30.9 ; MCHC 33.7;
RDW (cv) 14.2; RDW (sd) 46.4;
Platelet Count 202; MPV 12.6;
Segmented Neuthrophil 58;
Lymphocytes 33;
Monocytes 8;
Eosinophils 2;
Basophils 0;
Absolute Neutrophil 4.3;
Absolute Lymphocyte 2.5;
Absolute Monocyte 0.6;
Absolute Basophil 0;
urea Nitrogen (bun) 8;
creatinine 0.71;
GFR Estimated <60;
bun/Creat Ratio 11.3;
Uric Acid 5.8;
Sodium 139;
Potassium 3.6;
Chloride 104;
Protein tot 6.7;
Albumin 4.7;
Globulin 2;
ALB/Glob Ratio2.4;
Cholesterol 147;
Triglyceride 75;
HDL Cholesterol 44;
Percent HDL 30;
LDL cholesterol 91;
VLDL cholesterol 13;
Chol/HDL Ratio 3.3;
Calcium 9.1;
Phosphorus 3.8;
Alkalince Phosphatase 55;
GGT 9;
ALT 24;
AST 20;
Lactic Dehydrogenase 135;
Bilirubin, tot 0.5;
Iron 51;
T3 Uptake 27.2;
T4 6.1;
TSH high sensitivity 3.5;

Do I need to be worried? Cause i dont have insurance and cant afford a a follow up doctors visit.

thank you so much

[tinmuning]

Unfortunately, one cannot make an accurate diagnosis just by looking at blood test results. Also, we (the moderators and members) are not in the position to interpret the results for you even if some of us are medical professionals. The most we can do is suggest what could possibly cause the symptoms but to integrate the symptoms, medical history and your lab test---you need your personal doctor to do that.

Anyway, since you mentioned that you have UTI-like symptoms, an infection might be the cause of hematuria (blood in urine). However, you WBC seems to fall under the normal range. You can have another urinalysis done for comparison. And usually, a urinalysis won't have an actual measure of the RBC & WBC---what you provided seems like a CBC result. With urinalysis, it just usually indicates the presence or absence of RBC & WBC (which should normally be negative or rare).