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2020-01-22 05:56:12
My wife is 8th week pregnant and I have seen pus cells is occasional in report .. what does it mean and what is the solution for this . Please suggest.
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Occasional pus cells doesn't mean the infection if there is no burning micturition just tell her to take lots of water

Answered2020-01-22 08:04:59

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Few pus cells in urine is irrelevant She has to take plenty of fluids in form of fruit juice or water coconut water etc etc Nothing to worry Relax and enjoy pregnancy

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Infection Share report

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Do urine culture and sensitivity test

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It's infection
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