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Pus cells 20-22 and culture test is norm
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In March month I was diagnosed with uti and bacteria was klebsiella. After 1-2 weeks I again started to feel frequently urge to pee and then then in ultrasound it showed significant redual urine,pvrv: 50cc
Then I started having urimax with antibiotic and I felt fine,but after 3-4 days of leaving antibiotic I again started feeling same .
Then after few days I again go for urine test and pus cells were 20hpf and in culture there was nothing.
I am very much worried
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Also need to do couple of more test to check for the cause of infection
You should consult for evaluation and treatment
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