My son, 9 months old, had a urine test that shows 5 to 8 pus cells and 20 RBCs. I have attached the report.

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Dr Vasanthasree Nair

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RBCs are slightly high. Could be UTI or irritation. If baby has fever or poor feeding, repeat urine culture. Otherwise hydrate well and observe.

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