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Increased wbc

2016-05-31 12:43:51
She had a UTI infection increased cretenine and urea was admitted urea and cretenine in normal range was wbcare still on the higher side . Antibiotics are being given regularly
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Hello, as patient has UTI. Kindly let us know about the culture reports and what antibiotics are being given. As urea and creatinine have become normal as you said, is a good sign. Depending on the virulence of organism it may take 5 to 1 week of sensitive antibiotics to work. So urine culture gives us the answer...

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