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Pregnancy and white blood cells increase

2023-02-27 16:41:44
Does increase in white blood cells in urine an indication of kidney infection?I am 35 weeks pregnant. Range of white blood cells has come out 26 and should be 5. Ukidim kg sachet suggested and urine culture test by my Gynae. I am worried
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Good evening ma'am Any increase in pus cells in the urine during pregnancy is not normal. It's an indication of UTI.Kindly get a Urine culture and sensitivity done. Nothing to be worried. Please make sure you take adequate oral fluids.

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