Question 1

My pus cells are 20 to 25 and epithelial cells are also 20 to 25. I have done a blood test which shows creatinine 0.70, urea 17, and hemoglobin 12. What does this mean? Am I having any serious condition?

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Question 2

My baby is 6 months old and has had a fever for the last 5 days. After consultation, we did a urine test. The report shows albumin as traces and pus cells 8 to 10. I want to know if this is a matter of concern and, on a general basis, how long it usually takes to recover after starting treatment.

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Question 3

My urine test report shows pus cells 80 to 100, epithelial cells 25 to 30, and sediment present. I did this test because I experienced pain on the right side below my stomach one night. Since then, I have not had any pain.

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Question 4

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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Question 5

The routine urine examination shows albumin trace and pus cells 100 to 125. The previous urine culture showed Klebsiella species. I have attached my urine culture and current urine routine test report. Please help.

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Question 6

Hi, my wife and I went on a 12 days international vacation and were scheduled to go for our 12 week pregnancy scan immediately after returning. We had a long international flight and got the scan and urine test immediately. While the NT scan and other reports are fine, the urine report shows 6 to 8 pus cells with a urine pH of 8. Is this possibly due to temporary dehydration from travel or is it something more serious? My wife does not have any other symptoms and is fine. We are asking this since we can only meet our doctor in a wee time. Thanks.

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Question 7

My father is 67 years old and we have taken a urine test for him as he mentioned that the color of his urine has been yellow for quite some time. In the urine test report, it shows pus cells 25 to 30 per HPF, RBC 4 to 5 per HPF, and epithelial cells 4 to 6 per HPF. What does this mean? Can you please provide your guidance? I am attaching the report with this query. Thank you in advance.

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Question 8

My urine test report shows pus cells 50 to 60, leucocyte esterase positive +++, epithelial cells 18 to 20, and pap smear shows inflammatory cervix smear (dense). What does this mean?

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Question 9

I am 6 months pregnant and have 12 to 14 pus cells in my urine test report. What should I do?

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Question 10

I recently had a urine test showing 6 to 10 pus cells. Today, I noticed an extra mass of skin near my anus, which is also painful. Could this be something serious, or is it related to a urinary tract infection? Please advise.

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Question 11

Hi, I am 22 weeks pregnant. My recent tests show:
Glucose challenge test: 65 mg/dL
Urine: Pus cells 5 to 6/hpf, Epithelial cells 4 to 6/hpf
Hemoglobin: 11.1 g/dL
Are these results normal, or is there anything to be concerned about?

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Question 12

Hi Sir. I have had back pain for one week, and today I developed fever, cold, and cough. I got my blood and urine tested. After the urine test, the doctor informed me that I have a urinary infection. The test showed albumin (present +) and pus cells 3 to 4/HPF. The doctor suggested taking Cystone syrup. After one day, I am fine from fever, cold, and cough, but I sometimes get pain in my right lower rib. What should I do?

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Question 13

My urine test report is pus cells 10 to 12 per hpf, RBC 1 to 2 per hpf and epithelial cells 4 to 5 per hpf. I am 9 weeks pregnant. Is there any serious problem? What should I do?

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Question 14

Recently, my doctor prescribed Levosulpiride for gastroesophageal reflux, Nexium 40 for acidity, and Desora for allergies for one month. After completing the course, I am still experiencing chest tightness, throat tightness, and shortness of breath. I consulted another doctor, who reviewed my urine test report and found pus cells and traces. I am confused about the cause since I feel I have not been properly diagnosed. What should I do next?

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Question 15

I recently got a urine test done for my grandmother. The report shows full/high pus cells and 4 to 6 epithelial cells per HPF. Could you please explain what this indicates and if any further action or treatment is needed?

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Question 16

I am diabetic for 12 years. Three months ago, 6 mm and 4 mm kidney stones were detected. Now I am having right side pelvic pain and heaviness, along with burning sensation and yellow urine. The doctor prescribed Nutribact 100 for 3 weeks, Stone1 syrup, and Meftal tablets. Even after this, I have not been cured and was advised to undergo a cystoscopy.
My urine test report shows ++ sugar, 15 to 20 pus cells, and epithelial cells. The culture report came as contaminants. Is this the proper treatment I am receiving?

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Question 17

I had a UTI and was treated with cefixime 400 mg twice a day for 7 days. Here are the results of my repeat urinalysis: color yellow, transparency slightly turbid, specific gravity 1.010, reaction pH 5.0, sugar/albumin/protein negative, WBC pus cells 8 to 12 hpf, RBC 0 to 2 hpf, epithelial cells moderate, and bacteria few. What does this mean?

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Question 18

My wife is 48 years old with height 5 feet 3 inches and weight 66 kgs. Her blood report shows RBC 5.6 with maximum 5.1 and haemoglobin 15.3 with maximum 15.3. Her urine report shows white pus cells 60 to 80 hpf, red cells occasional, epithelial cells 10 to 20 hpf, leukocytes 3 plus, and protein traces. Her serum creatinine is 0.9. Could you please help me understand the issue with these numbers?

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Question 19

My urine test report shows:
pH: 6.2
Albumin: Trace
Sugar and Cast: Nil
Pus cells: 7 to 8/hpf
Epithelial cells: 2 to 3/hpf
Crystals, RBC, Bacteria: Nil
Are the albumin and pus cell counts within the normal range, or do they need medical attention?

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Question 20

Hello Sir, my father is a diabetic patient. His urine report shows P++++ albumin, full field pus cells, and 12 RBCs. Which further tests should be done now to understand his condition better?

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Question 21

My 9 month old son urine test shows RBCs and pus cells, with albumin +1. He does not have a fever. He is on R.B. Tone and Wonfit DHA supplements. His urine report is attached. He is also not eating well. Should I be concerned about these urine test results?

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Question 22

Three months postpartum I have feet swelling. Urine report shows pus cells 2 to 3/hpf and RBC 0 to 1/hpf. Is it normal?

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Question 23

I recently underwent dental treatment and took antibiotics during that time. I have also had a semen analysis, which showed 24 to 26 pus cells. Could taking antibiotics have caused the increase in pus cells in my semen?

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Question 24

My urine report shows:
Pus cells: 8 to 10 / HPF
RBC: Nil
Epithelial cells: 10 to 12 / HPF
What does this indicate? Is everything normal?

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Question 25

My urine report shows:
Color: White
Pus cells: 8 to 10/hpf
RBC: 1 to 2/hpf
Should I be worried about these results? What is the possible cause, and what treatment or solution should I follow?

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Question 26

Severe back pain with burning sensation while passing urine. It started with clotted blood in urine and drops of blood. Urine report says pus cells 200 to 300 per high power field and occult blood present?

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Question 27

My wife has been experiencing body ache, backache, fatigue, and a burning sensation while passing urine. She had urine and blood tests today. The report shows trace albumin in urine and 8 to 10 pus cells. Could you please advise whether this indicates a kidney problem or a normal urinary tract infection? Should we be concerned about the albumin in urine, and is it likely due to infection or kidney damage?

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Question 28

Hi, I am 23 weeks pregnant, and my urine report shows pus cells 4 to 5/hpf and epithelial cells 8 to 10/hpf. Is this normal? Please suggest what I should do.

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Question 29

My 9 month old daughter routine urine test showed 500 pus cells per hpf. A follow up urine culture showed occasional white blood cells per hpf but no bacterial growth after two days of incubation. What should be the next steps? Currently, she is taking Levomac, Zifi, Maxtra, and Econorm, and I am giving her a liquid diet along with breastfeeding.

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Question 30

My report shows pus cells 10 to 15 per HPF and RBCs 2 to 3 per HPF. I am a 29 year old woman and I am taking the following medicines: Rekool L 25, Q max 200 mg, and Surbex XT. Is this okay or do I need more tablets?

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Question 31

I want to know if my niece is virgin or not. Her urine reports have consistently shown full of pus cells for the past three years.

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Question 32

I am experiencing sharp ache on the left side of my body. I have a cyst in my left ovary measuring 3.5 cm. I am also having constipation, nausea, a feeling of fullness, and vaginal itching. My urine report shows RBC absent, pus cells 4 to 5, epithelial cells 8 to 10, and no yeast detected. Urine has been sent for culture. I am taking medication for UTI. Is this okay?

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Question 33

If urine test report and pus cells are occasional, is there a need to take a tablet just like Martifur 100 mg?

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Question 34

My urine test report shows PUS cells 5 to 6 per high power field. My doctor told me that I have a urinary tract infection. Please suggest the procedure to treat this disease and also let me know if there is any risk factor?

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Question 35

Hi, the urine report says pus cells 20 to 25, epithelial cells 7 to 8, and few bacteria. It has been a month since she was COVID positive.

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Question 36

Please check my report. My sperm count is very low and what is pus cell. Please suggest me what can we do?

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Question 37

My 3 years son had sudden fever on Friday night and stomach pain. Fever is coming again after 5 to 6 hours of taking medicine. He vomited once. Today I got his urine report showing Leucocyte Esterase and pus cells 8 to 10. Doctor gave Ziprax. Is it UTI infection? He has no pain while passing urine. Report attached.

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Question 38

Hi, I have attached my thyroid and urine reports. In the urine report, it shows 6 to 8 pus cells. Is this normal, or does it indicate an infection that requires treatment?

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Question 39

I am recently getting high fever up to 102 degrees F every day twice. My urine report shows pus cells 20 to 22 per hpf. There is a bulky left kidney with mild to moderate perinephric fat stranding concerning for acute pyelonephritis. There is cholelithiasis without cholecystitis. I am also suffering from grade 3 prostatomegaly with median lobe hypertrophy and intravesical protrusion.

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Question 40

Pus cells are absent in urine, does this mean there are any chances that pus cells can be present in stool. I have a normal urine report.

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Question 41

My grandma had her routine blood checkup in which her urine report shows pus cells 15 to 20 per hpf. She does not have any complaints except occasional urinary incontinence for which she is taking Ayurvedic medicine. What does the presence of pus cells indicate?

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Question 42

What is the meaning of HPF in urinalysis?

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The most obvious indicator of bacterial infection in the urine is the presence of bacteria; this is often quantified in terms of the number of pus cells in the urine.

Question 43

What is the meaning of 50'55 pus cells?

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It indicates UTI infection.

Question 44

Pus cells in urine is 4 -6. Is that complicated?

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No, it is not serious. However, if you are having more than 10 pus cells then you might want to consult a doctor to rule out UTI and kidney ailments.

Question 45

Is it normal to have a 10-12 HPF epithelial cell in urine?

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It might indicate improper kidney function. You are recommended to consult a doctor at apollo247.

Question 46

What is the meaning of 18-20 pus cells?

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It means that you are having UTI infection. You are recommeded to consult with a doctor at apollo247.

Question 47

What's the cause of pus cells increasing in urine?

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Pus cells increasing in urine may indicate that you are having an active infection in the body, mostly UTI infection.

Question 48

Which food should I avoid during pus cells in urine?

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One should avoid coffee, alcohol, acidic and spicy foods.

Question 49

What does it mean to have pus cells 2-3 HPF in stool?

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It means that you are having an active infection. You are recommeded to consult with a doctor at apollo247.

Question 50

How serious is pus cell in men be 4-6?

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It is not very serious. However, a consultation with a nephrologist will help you find the root cause.

Question 51

Is 5-6 pus cells/HPF normal in 50-year-old men?

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Yes, however, to know why you are having pus cells consult with a doctor at apollo247.

Question 52

What are the risks of having pus cells in my urine?

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The risks are that one may be suffering from an UTI infection or kidney infection. You are recommended to consult with a doctor at apollo247 to find out the root cause.

Question 53

What are the reasons of high pus cells?

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The reasons for high pus cells are chronic urinary tract infections or kidney infections.

Question 54

Are 6-8 pus cells in urine normal for a 9-year-old girl?

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You are recommended to consult a pediatrician at apollo247.

Question 55

What is the normal range of pus cells in men?

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The pus cells normal range in men is typically less than 4 pus cells per high power field (HPF) in a urine sample. This range can vary slightly depending on the laboratory's standards and testing methods but is generally considered normal for healthy individuals.

Question 56

What are the risks over 100 pus cells in urine?

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The risks are that one may be suffering from chronic UTI infection or kidney infection. You are recommended to check with a doctor immediately.

Question 57

What is the treatment for pus cells in urine?

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It indicates that you have a mild urine infection.

Question 58

Why are my pus cells in urine 15-20/HPF? Is it serious?

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This is because you have a urinary tract infection.

Question 59

Is it okay to get 10-12 pus cells in urine?

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No, this indicates mild urone infection.

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