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Calcium oxalate 10-12/hpf in urine

2017-10-10 15:10:26
I am 34 weeks pregnant and have done urine culture test n found that calcium oxalate 10-12/hpf in urine. What should I do??
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If you are able to share your reports details and what exact symptoms u are facing we shall be able to answer on this, have you been having any kidney or uretheral stones ,any pain while passing urine ? Any severe pain in abdomen ? Any frequent Urinary tract infection ,based on these information we shall be able to advise you further on this.

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