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RBC in urine

2020-10-21 16:45:10
15-20 RBC in urine. No other problem. Was previously diagnosed with abdominal TB. Completed treatment for that. What to do now??
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Need to get culture . Upload report . Were there any pus cells in urine   ??
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Need to do urine culture, urine for AFB and urine for cytology. Then consult a urologist. CT Urography May be required.

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