My urine test report shows pus cells 10 to 15 per high power field. I want to know if this is abnormal, and which specialist should be consulted.

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Yes, this indicates urinary tract infection or inflammation. Urologist consult advised. Please take a Urine Culture.

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