Kidney And Urinary Problems - Pus Cell Is 8-9Hpf In Urine As

Kidney and urinary problems

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Pus cell is 8-9hpf in urine as well as micro organism present.. n my right kidney measures 9.53cm n left kidney 9.49cm Is it normal

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Dr. Nalin V Yadav

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 38 yrs exp Gurgaon

Kidney size is normal. There is urinary infection.

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