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Epithelial cells and bacteria in urine

2017-09-26 01:35:12
I am 34 weeks pregnant. I went to L&D yesterday for issues I was having, they took a urine sample and said that it came back normal. However, the test was posting today on my chart. It says bacteria is moderate bacteria/hpf and epithelial cells are many epi/hpf...should I be concerned?? My dr didn’t call me back today when I called her.
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Answered2017-09-28 08:06:24

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