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Puscells range is100-120hpf 5months baby
My baby boy is 5months old......he has pus cells range is 100-120hpf is it normal or not..... wat to do for this.....which medicine os better
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If its urinary tract infection,dnt start mdications at home
U ned to get culture and consult Ped Surgeon as chances of reflux of urine from blader to ureter is high
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Am not clear about your query. Is it urine report? If urine report shows pus cell 100 to 120 hpf then probably your child is suffering from urinary tract infection. Need urgent treatment. After giving urine sample for culture and drug sensitivity you can start antibiotics empirically. After that you may change antibiotics according to culture and sensitivity. You can start syrup cefixime 10mg/kg/day two divided doses.
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need further evaluation to rule out vesico ureteric reflux disease.
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consult pediatric medicine
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