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Epithelial cells in urine

2022-08-06 12:09:49
I'm 7 months pregnant. In my urine routine test it shows Epithelial cells 20-25/HPF. What does that mean. Is it something to be  concerned about?! Please refer to the attached report.
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Connect please

Answered2022-08-06 12:21:44

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U hve uti,pls connect for onlime consultation and treatment

Answered2022-08-06 12:18:04

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Hi U may be having urinary tract infection Share complete report

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