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Seeing puscells in urine
I had rirs done for removing of13 mm stone from my right kidney in may.2018.At that time during starting 2 months of June July I saw puscells in urine. For which doctor gave me a Medicine to take for a month. After one month, there were no visible pus cells in urine. it's been almost 9 months now, i did a routine test. In the urine test, leukocytes test came positive, puscells (8-10) were in the urine. There was no rbc, no. bacteria.
Did urine culture but nothing came in it.
S tell me the reason? I m very tensed please help.
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Recurrent stone could be a cause of sterile pyuria.
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If there is no symptom... Urine culture negative... Nothing to worry about.... Pus cells in urine ...not necessarily means infection...
But u have history of stone disease.. Get imaging studies like x ray, ultrasound to rule out recurrent stone formation at regular intervals ( at least yearly).. Take more water..
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