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Lower abdomen stomach pain & loose stool
Hello, I got my stool routine test done and push cell count is about 5-6/hpf, can I know is that normal and what's the normal level??
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Please consult your Physician who had ordered your tests. He shall be able to help you best. Thank you.
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Dr. Kumar Parth
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Loose motion can be due to bowel infection or some times drug induced.The most important aspect is to take plenty of oral liquids / ORS powder 2-3 teaspoon in one glass of Luke warm water for 3-4 times a day.Probiotics help a lot in this respect. There are certain anti secretory medicines and antibiotics used to combact intractable diarrhoea. Chronic diarrhoea happens mainly due irritable bowel syndrome which has a totally different line of management.Be on semisolid / liquid diet. Feel free to ask any further quary related to this
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pus cells shows presence of infection
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