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Pus cell in urine

2016-07-28 17:32:10
Hi the count of pus cell in urine is 10_15 and it's my 32 week of pregnancy. What could be the reason. Is this too high. Also I have attached the ogt report. Please advice. Thnx
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hi, pus cell 10-15 is just mild infection or physiological some times, if you have fever start antibiotic treatment by consulting your gynec , and start urinary alakalizer liquid citralaka 1teaspoonful three times in a day in glass of water and if symptoms persist do urine culture report

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