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I got tested for urine culture and urine analysis but there is no bacterial growth in urine. Pus cells are 2-3 hpf. I have swelling in ankles. Please help. My serum creatinine is 1.2
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Need to visit a physician to look for clinical examination and evaluation of pedal edema.
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