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Presence of protein and blood cells

2018-10-25 05:55:17
Hello sir concerned to my urine test report, we found that there is a presence of protein and few blood cells in the urine but where as the creatinine and urea presence is normal. How doesn't it effect to my kidney ??
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Presence of protein and blood may be due to infection or stress related also ..need evaluation
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Answered2018-10-25 14:13:59

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