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HIGH PUS CELLS IN MY URINE
I have Type 2 Diabetes , was diagnosed recently , however my Pus Cells earlier on 1st August URINE RE TEST was 3-5 and now on 20TH August URINE RE TEST got increased to 10-12 , I have no infection and my URINE CS TEST IS NEGATIVE , is diabetes and sugar medications the reason for the 10-12 range of Pus Cells in my Urine recently
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Dr. Likhiteswer Pallagani
Urologist
13 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Sugar medication cannot cause pus cells in urine. But diabetes can do it. Since you are recently diagnosed with DM, it will take some time for the sugar to get under control. However pus cells will need further examination. It will be based on symptoms which you have. All uti do not necessarily have a bacteria in culture . Better take a consultation to have clear understanding
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Connect please
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Dr. Jatin Soni
Urologist
5 yrs exp
Chennai
Ur sugar level is soaringly high.
I tell u frankly
U don't need anything more if u have uncontrolled diabetes
U need physical examination
Kindly consult with details of history investigations for detailed explanation of treatment plan
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