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Regarding urine report
Should I be worried about this report either I need any treatment or medicine to reduce pus cells and amorphous phosphate.
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Dr. Jatin Soni
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5 yrs exp
Chennai
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Kindly consult with details of history investigations for detailed explanation of treatment plan
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Connect please
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Dr. Gulakavarapu S V S Sammohit
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8 yrs exp
Guntur
You need not worry. The presence of 2-4 pus cells is considered normal. However, the detection of amorphous phosphate in your urine warrants further evaluation. There may be a possibility of a urinary infection or renal stones. Kindly arrange a consultation for a more detailed discussion.
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Dr. Gautam Chopra
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5 yrs exp
Jalandhar
Consult for discussion and treatment
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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Ludhiana
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