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PUS cells 18-20 haemoglobin 5.3

2021-09-14 14:36:53
Hi My wife has PUS Cells 18-20 and haemoglobin 5.3 and if this situation will continue for long time then is there any chance in future she can get HIV positive bcz of this ? And also is this Pyuria or UTI or Anemia? Thanks in advance Regards Asad
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Dear Asad, Better consult a doctor online or in person.

Answered2021-09-14 19:38:08

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Repeated question even after asking . This way consultation doesn't work in free platform!
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Reach Practo profile for further assistance.

Answered2021-09-14 14:41:52

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Share few more detail history of health Take proper knowledge about this first Hiv is different no related to HB or pus cells
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Share reports on private chat for better understanding of your problem and advice chat now clarify your douts take proper consult

Answered2021-09-14 14:43:18

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