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WBC in urine

2018-07-02 08:11:06
My WBC count in urine test is 15-20. What does it mean ?? Can anyone tell me reason as well... What are reason
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It may not be WBC but pus cells in urine , which denote infection. Consult Gynecologist.

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It means you hv urine infection. However if you hv not taken a midstream clean catch urine sample then results cn be false positive too. Consult with me directly online or with a gynaecologist or urologist near you

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