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My total WBC is 20410
Netrophils is 95%
Lymphocytes is 3%
Monocytes is 1%
And CRP is 29mg/l
In my urine analysis
Albumin is present
Pus cell is 10 to 12
Epithelial cells is 8 to10
And all other is clear,my symptom is stomach pain at one side and before 2 day i have lot of fever with vometing and i also suffer from tyroid problem
Which disease this is...
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You seem to have açquired an Uti .
Next Steps
U should get a urine culture & sensitivity test and a lower usg (KUB) done. Both to rule out any urinary pathology.
Health Tips
Plenty of fluids (more than 6 to 8 glasses a day), Syr Uriliser 2 tsf thrice daily , and to start with Tab cefadroxyl 500mg daily x5 days after the urine sample.To review with reports.
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