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Stool ph test report
My stool ph. Is 6 and semi formed and bit yellowish. Pus cells 2-4 other things were normal. Cysts or other things like red blood cells were not seen. Bacteria was written plus. What does it indicate? Do i have any infection? My age is 37 female. Pl suggest.
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Your stool report shows pH 6 (slightly acidic) and 2–4 pus cells, which can sometimes be seen even in mild gut irritation or minor infection. The presence of “bacteria +” is usually a routine finding, since the intestine normally contains many bacteria.
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Since no blood, cysts, or parasites are reported, there is no serious infection indicated.
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If you have persistent loose stools, abdominal pain, fever, or blood in stools, it’s better to consult a doctor for further evaluation. Otherwise, maintaining good hydration, light diet, and probiotics can help normalize digestion.
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I understand your concern and the symptoms you’re going through. It’s always better not to start random medicines without proper guidance, because every case is different and needs personalized advice.
If you’re still feeling unwell, you can reach out to me directly for a proper consultation. I’ll guide you step by step and clear all your doubts.
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