My daughter is 2 years and 10 months old. Two days ago she had a fever and I got a urine routine test done. The results showed ketones present (50.0 mg/dl) and pus cells 10-15 WBC/HPF. Is the presence of ketones dangerous?

Ketones and Pus Cells in Urine of a 2.10-Year-Old_Ketones (50.0 mg/dl)_1. _Moderate ketonuria_: A ketone level of 50.0 mg/dl indicates moderate ketonuria.2. _Common in children_: Ketones can be present in children's urine, especially during illness, fasting, or when they have a low carbohydrate diet.3. _Monitoring required_: Keep an eye on your daughter's ketone levels and overall health._Pus Cells (10-15 WBC/HPF)_1. _Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) possible_: The presence of pus cells and WBCs in the urine suggests a possible UTI.2. _Consult a pediatrician_: Schedule a follow-up appointment with your pediatrician to discuss the test results and determine the best course of action._Recommendations_1. _Provide plenty of fluids_: Encourage your daughter to drink plenty of fluids to help flush out the infection.2. _Monitor temperature and symptoms_: Keep track of your daughter's temperature and watch for any worsening symptoms.3. _Follow-up testing_: Your pediatrician may recommend follow-up testing, such as a urine culture, to confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment.