Rbc Found In Stool - Mucus: Absent Frank Blood: Occult

Rbc found in stool

Asked for Male, 23 Years

Mucus: absent frank blood: occult blood:nil pus cell:2-4/hpf EPITHELILAL CELL:1-2/hpf R.B.C : 1-3/hpf Everything is normal except RBC (1-2/hpf) which should be absent in normal condition. Should I worry?

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Dr. Vijay Radhakrishnan

Urologist 13 yrs exp Ernakulam

No it’s a normal report. What symptoms do u have? In doubt USG abdomen should be done

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