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Urine infection

2017-02-27 13:06:05
1st normal urine report pus cells (25-30) RCB (12-18) & protine (++) and 2nd pus cells (25-30) RCB (6-8) & PROTINE (+) in culture urine report pus cells (6-8), RCB (25-30),
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Looks like Urinary tract infection,needs antibiotics f patient is symptomatic like burning in urinations,fever, excessive or less urinations etc. If child is less than 1year age then further investigation will be helpful.
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