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Epithelial cells 15-20/hpf

2018-03-01 06:37:18
I am 28 weeks pregnant and my urine test shows EPITHELIAL cell 15-20/hpf.. is this in normal range or anything serious?
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Consider it serious. Need other parameters also. Contact on http://prac.to/drmanikantan.

Answered2018-03-09 06:53:26

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Answered2018-03-02 06:59:15

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