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Epithelial cells. Early pregnancy

2022-06-03 06:05:47
Had fever last week of constant 99. And nausea. Just got to know i am 4 weeks pregnant. No as such symptom of UTI right now just normal cramping feeling like periods. Got urine routine. Epithelial cells are 8.10. I have history of UTIs. Had to take antibiotics twice. But it has been 4-5 months since last episode. Is epithelial cells any problem to pregnancy?
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Rep is normal

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Normal report.  No treatment indicated. Please consult with a General Physician in your area who can examine you and try to find the cause for your fever.

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Since leukocytes are less than 5 The report is normal U don't need any medicine Increase fluid intaketo prevent recurrence

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Report is normal

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