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Urine and blood
My pus cell is 20 to 25 hpf and epithelial cells is 3 to 4 hpf and i have 8 month and 10 days of pregnancy.. and blood hemologbin is 9.3
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HELLO,
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.
ALKALIZER CITRALKA TWO TEASPOON FULL WITH HALF GLASS OF WATER AFTER FOOD THREE TIMES A DAY FOR TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS.
TAB LEVOFLOXACILLINE 500 ONE PER DAY FOR FIVE DAYS.
FOR HB U NEED THREE MONTHS TREATMENT. SO LATER ON BUT UTI SHOULD BE CORRECTED.OK
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS SO URINE OUTPUT INCREASE WITH ALKALIZER.
CONSULT YOUR TREATING GYNACOLOGIST.OK.
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Food and liquid intake method is the fault ..
Health Tips
Drink water or any liquid along with three times food only... dont drink or eat with out hunger and thirst.
all cooked or boiled stuffs are better option than raw intake...
may be the problem solves by these... need details in specific in you for accurate correction
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