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Cue report
Dear sir
Please find attached report for culture and cue ..
Eariler just we done cue onbtaht report pus cells was 8-10 . Than doctor given some treatment drops we followed and same time we done as per pediatric doctor advice cue culture now that report came so please tell all normal or .. baby age 11 months weight 8.7kg
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Dr. Prakash Nagar
Pediatrician
30 yrs exp
Indore
Hi there
Urine culture is normal .
Urine routine shows some pus cells but If your baby is normal, no fever and passing urine well, ignor it and nothing is required .
Next Steps
If develop fever or crying while passing urine - repeat Urine test - routine & culture on a catheter sample or Suprapubic sample. ( ask your pediatrician to collect the sample,
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Dr. Sujit Mathew Varghese
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Please kindly do call , need to discuss certain things regarding the reports.....
Thanking you
Dr Sujit.
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