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Pus cell and epithelial cells in urine

2017-04-02 10:04:30
I am 12 weeks 3 days pregnant. Suddenly I have started bleeding. I went to doctor, doctor took vaginal swab for testing and got the below report: Scanty Pus cells, Scanty Epithelial cells, Numerous gram negative bacilli and gram positive cocci. During early pregnancy URINE R/E Pus cells found with range 3-4 and Epithelial cells found with 7-8. I am worried about that. Please advice?
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Your urine test is normal, if you are bleeding take a ultrasound

Answered2017-04-03 14:17:16

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Urine report normal, usg required to comment about bleeding
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try to take bed rest, avoid heavy work, exertion, physical relationship, and journey

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