“My urine routine report shows bacteria 84.7/HPF, cocci 78.1/HPF, and mucus 182.8/HPF, while WBC is normal at 0.8/HPF and urine is slightly turbid. Does this indicate a UTI, or could it be sample contamination? Should I do a urine culture or need any treatment?”
My fasting suger is 95,fasting insulin is 5,I have no urine infection symptoms but I have pus cells in my urine 20-22 dr give me some antibiotics but still I have problem please suggest any treatment or reason
One week back I have fever with chills and tremendous pain in my genial area..my doctor prescribed me alkasol syrup , tab farosofter tab nerviful cd 3. Now there is no pain or fever but now I am experiencing hard continuous iching in my genial area for last three days all the time even I woke up in sleep due to iching. I am newly married is this the reason???Kindly look into the matter
My father psa was 9.28 on 3 june , then on 17 june 12.56 then mri showed pirads4 nodule 18*11mm size in peripheral zone then trus biopsy on 24 june and then ihc showed chronic prostratis and low grade pin and on 6sept after 3 months his psa was 12 and free psa 0.9 .What should be done now?
Hi All. my query is does taking supplements like NAC or Herbal Medicines (Arjuna etc.) or Whey Protein etc affects STD panel testing like HIV 1/2, TPHA, VDRL, HCV, HbsAg, HSV, Gonnorhea, Chlamydia Urine pcr. I am taking them as a preventive health checkup and last sexual exposure was 6 months ago.
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