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Hi . Please find my routine urine analysis test reports. I am 4month pregnant. Does this indicate a urine infection. Please suggest.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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It depends on whether you have any symptoms or not.
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Yes it is indicative UTI. You should start antibiotics
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Yes pus cells more than 5 are indicative  of urinary tract infection you need antibiotics because any untreated infection can predispose to preterm  labour
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Yes it shows UTI. If you have symptoms you should connect for prescription
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Yes It suggests urine infection
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Connect plz
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You have UTI. Get urine culture and sensitivity done.
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Its mild infection give urine sample for urine culture test and have 3-4 ltrs water daily for atleast 1 week
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