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Pus cells in Urine
Hi, Does pus cells count of 4-5 means infection? I have everything normal in the report. For pus cells it was mentioned upto 5 is normal but i am not sure. Could you please let me know if this is normal or should i take any further test? Thanks
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If having urine infection synonyms better to start taking treatment
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Pus cells in urine of males is not common Detailed investigation is advisable
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If no symptoms then nothing to worry
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Depends upon symptoms.
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Reach Practo profile for further assistance. Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
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It's quite normal. Don't worry.
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It's normal
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